RE: Founder of Mac, Steve Job's weight loss reminds me of my husband

[Guest guest]

Hi Laurie

Perhaps... if you buy an Apple computer you have to sign an organ donor

card..good idea??????

Steve Jobs did have treatment for pancreatic cancer in 2004, an organ

near and dear to our liver.

> Liver disease and organ donation

> need more National attention. Just a thought.

> Laurie

> wife of Kelley dx with PSC in 2004

> he was listed in 2007 at UAMS in Little Rock

> no word yet

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Laurie

Perhaps... if you buy an Apple computer you have to sign an organ donor

card..good idea??????

Steve Jobs did have treatment for pancreatic cancer in 2004, an organ

near and dear to our liver.

> Liver disease and organ donation

> need more National attention. Just a thought.

> Laurie

> wife of Kelley dx with PSC in 2004

> he was listed in 2007 at UAMS in Little Rock

> no word yet

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Laurie

Perhaps... if you buy an Apple computer you have to sign an organ donor

card..good idea??????

Steve Jobs did have treatment for pancreatic cancer in 2004, an organ

near and dear to our liver.

> Liver disease and organ donation

> need more National attention. Just a thought.

> Laurie

> wife of Kelley dx with PSC in 2004

> he was listed in 2007 at UAMS in Little Rock

> no word yet

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Steve Jobs did have treatment for pancreatic cancer

> in 2004, an organ near and dear to our liver.

Lots of speculation in the news media today about his health:

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=99050486

[Guest guest]

>

> Steve Jobs did have treatment for pancreatic cancer

> in 2004, an organ near and dear to our liver.

Lots of speculation in the news media today about his health:

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=99050486

[Guest guest]

>

> Steve Jobs did have treatment for pancreatic cancer

> in 2004, an organ near and dear to our liver.

Lots of speculation in the news media today about his health:

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=99050486

[Guest guest]

Love the comment at the end of the article

" Of course, Jobs may not have a metastatic islet cell tumor at all.

But if his diagnosis is some other " hormonal imbalance, " his

statement has left experts scratching their heads.

" I was actually impressed by the obscurity of the statement, " says

Semenkovich, the St. Louis specialist. " It's as if it transmitted

information without transmitting any information at all "

I am sure many of you have been transmitted information and

said 'Whao, what on earth does that mean?!!'...grin

> Lots of speculation in the news media today about his health:

>

> http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=99050486

>

[Guest guest]

Love the comment at the end of the article

" Of course, Jobs may not have a metastatic islet cell tumor at all.

But if his diagnosis is some other " hormonal imbalance, " his

statement has left experts scratching their heads.

" I was actually impressed by the obscurity of the statement, " says

Semenkovich, the St. Louis specialist. " It's as if it transmitted

information without transmitting any information at all "

I am sure many of you have been transmitted information and

said 'Whao, what on earth does that mean?!!'...grin

> Lots of speculation in the news media today about his health:

>

> http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=99050486

>

[Guest guest]

Love the comment at the end of the article

" Of course, Jobs may not have a metastatic islet cell tumor at all.

But if his diagnosis is some other " hormonal imbalance, " his

statement has left experts scratching their heads.

" I was actually impressed by the obscurity of the statement, " says

Semenkovich, the St. Louis specialist. " It's as if it transmitted

information without transmitting any information at all "

I am sure many of you have been transmitted information and

said 'Whao, what on earth does that mean?!!'...grin

> Lots of speculation in the news media today about his health:

>

> http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=99050486

>

[Guest guest]

From

Steve himself - http://mediamemo.allthingsd.com/20090105/steve-jobs-explains-his-health-problem-hormone-imbalance-predicts-recovery-by-spring-will-stay-on-as-ceo/

He’s a survivor

of pancreatic cancer and has undergone

successful surgery to treat a form of pancreatic

cancer — an islet cell neuroendocrine tumor. One article said….. " The pancreas makes digestive

enzymes, and if the pancreas doesn't make enough of those, then people can't

digest foods and getting nutrients is a problem " .

So I’m thinking what Jobs himself

said - is probably true. Those with

liver disease know all about losing weight because the body doesn’t

absorb enough nutrients.

Barb in Texas - Together in the Fight - Whatever it

Takes!

Son Ken (34) UC 91 PSC 99, LTX 6/21 & 6/30 2007

@ Baylor/Dallas

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