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If you can show it helps, you might ask him your million dollars
.No kidding, I hope he recovers soon.
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Having met Mr. Randi recently at TAM4 I wish him a speedy recovery, not a week ago he was literally dancing on stage!
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Randi proved that scientists could be fooled as well. We need him back
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I'm not trying to be aggressive here, don't get me wrong, but still; if I was suffering from a major illness, I would prefer for people to talk about the situation as if I'm a person, not as if I'm just my occupation. Do you see what I'm saying? I'm having some trouble putting my thoughts into words. Either way, I'm glad your question has been answered nonetheless. I hope Randi gets better. I have no prayers to give him, but I have plenty of thought processes. ![]()
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It was Zahl who brought Randi's long-time legal foe Geller up, with almost a curse.
All those years of litigation can't have been good for Randi's health http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randi |
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I hope he gets well soon and returns to good health.
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An update from the JREF:
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Would like to add my best wishes for his speedy recovery as well. Love everything the guy stands for, and his amazing ability to get his points across. I so look forward to each Friday's weekly posting to SWIFT. . .
jeff
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They didn't say how many bypasses were needed, did they? Usually a pretty good indicator of just how bad it was and how steep the odds are in recovery. On the upshot, I've known people who've had 5 and were back up and about in a week. The downside is even though they're 99.9% likely to fix your ticker, the risk of a post-operative stroke is what ends up taking most people. More bypasses = more likelihood of clotting.
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For the quacks, that is.
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My grandmother had a (planned) quadruple. She was home three days later. Of course, she'd been walking five miles a day, every day, until that year, so she was in rather formidable shape for a 70 year old woman.
Still, as always, best wishes to The Amazing One. I'm looking forward to being able to save up some for my first TAM. (I'm aiming for 6.)
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The latest from Linda at JREF:
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I'd say a large, though not irreplaceable, loss would be if he lost nimbleness of his fingers, though from the lecture I've shamelessly downloaded1, I'd say he can compensate quite well with trickety that doesn't need perfect coordination. A far larger loss would have been to mental health, but my fears on that front has been alleviated. 1) I freely admit to downloading copies of his lectures, and giving copies to my friends, based on my impression that his focus is on getting the message out, rather than making money from the sales. If my impression is wrong it only takes a single email from the relevant people to stop me. |