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37 Replies Last post: Jan 7, 2009 6:51 AM by MacGearHead   Go to original post 1 2 3 Previous Next
Click to view Moof_in_Charge's profile Member 656 posts since
Jul 27, 2005
30. Jan 5, 2009 2:58 PM in response to: doctorberen
Re: Jobs has hormone imbalance, will remain Apple CEO

@ doctorberen

I have a hard time believing you're a doctor. Obviously Steve doesn't want to get in to details of the issue regarding his hormone imbalance. Obviously it's not an apparent matter, Obviously it stymied his team of doctors, Obviously it's a rare condition. If you are a doctor, you should be ashamed of your skill set to come here and disperse diagnosis like this.

You are no doctor, Steve would have expired if he had the type of incurable pancreatic cancer by now. Your observation is pretty much irrelevant.

" I'm not a conspiracy theorist"

Yes you are and you are in the midst of propagating garbage right here.
Click to view MacPCJustCreate's profile Enthusiast 895 posts since
Sep 1, 2004
31. Jan 5, 2009 3:22 PM in response to: MacGearHead
Re: Jobs has hormone imbalance, will remain Apple CEO

"I think it's time he named a successor."


FYI - The way a Corporation works is that the Board of Directors will appoint Mr. Jobs successor to the CEO role. The Board must have a good CEO succession plan since Mr. Jobs is such a key figure for the company. To not have a plan would be to abdicate their corporate fiduciary duties and could put the Chairman and the Directors at risk of violating the "feasances" e.g. nonfeasance, malfeasance, misfeasance, etc.

Click to view mcseufer's profile New Member 29 posts since
May 9, 2005
32. Jan 5, 2009 10:04 PM in response to: Macworld
Re: Jobs has hormone imbalance, will remain Apple CEO
Not sure I believe this story that it's a hormonal imbalance.

Sadly, I fear it's the real-deal, pancreatic cancer.


Aut viam inveniam aut faciam.
Click to view daveinozbikes's profile New Member 1 posts since
Jun 5, 2008
33. Jan 6, 2009 3:39 AM in response to: Macworld
Re: Jobs has hormone imbalance, will remain Apple CEO
Glad to hear you are "OK" Steve...how great it must be to have to GAIN weight......:-)) Dave in Western Australia
Click to view david klaboe's profile New Member 1 posts since
Jan 14, 2008
34. Jan 6, 2009 11:48 AM in response to: Macworld
Re: Jobs has hormone imbalance, will remain Apple CEO
I am so happy to hear that your health problems have been defined and are easily treatable. The world needs Steve Jobs. Wish there were more like you

Dave K. NYC.
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Jan 6, 2009
35. Jan 6, 2009 3:27 PM in response to: Macworld
Re: Jobs has hormone imbalance, will remain Apple CEO
Poor man.

He should stop with the replacement drugs...

heard he was losing his "apple". HAHA

http://www.weeklyworldnews.com/headlines/apple-founder-to-lose-adams-apple/
Click to view Rose20081954's profile New Member 1 posts since
Jan 6, 2009
36. Jan 6, 2009 4:19 PM in response to: Macworld
Re: Jobs has hormone imbalance, will remain Apple CEO
I have read the comments given here about Mr.Jobs health, and I certainly believe that it is none of our business with his personal life. He has given it all to this company, and without him, we would not be enjoying the fruits of his labor. He would not have put this company in any situation that would be negative in it's function. Please have some faith and trust in him!
May you have a speedy recovery and get your strength back for both you and your family.
Take Care!
Click to view MacGearHead's profile New Member 3 posts since
Jan 5, 2009
37. Jan 7, 2009 6:51 AM in response to: Rose20081954
Re: Jobs has hormone imbalance, will remain Apple CEO
I'm thinking a nice thick steak might do him a world of good.