Topic: Overstock CEO so rich of Bitcoin takes medical leave of absence (Read 1304 times)
I pray for his successful recovery.
I hope the dude gets well soon. He's a genuine weirdo but also an original and the world needs more people like him.
yeah hope he dosnt get too sick partying in the bahamas
i doubt coloidal silver can help too much with alcohol poisioning
and late nights, not to mention sliping off table tops while
dancing when drunk
I didn't hate on him
ur exposing urself to being incredibly stupid
bad idea with a big acc
have u heard of colloidal silver?
fous on what i write not ur
predilusions and wat u will be posting
later with ur second third and fouth accts
I blame the bilderberg group. They've always wanted him out of the picture.
I am for getting behind him and wishing him well! I bought stock in Overstock many years ago because of his leadership.
Byrne rocks as a CEO, wish there were more like him...
and less whiney *****s who never have done a dang thing except blathering on about a man when he has been in a few fights for his life.
He has backed our bitcoin...let's suck it up buttercups and wish him all good things.
Byrne rocks as a CEO, wish there were more like him...
and less whiney *****s who never have done a dang thing except blathering on about a man when he has been in a few fights for his life.
He has backed our bitcoin...let's suck it up buttercups and wish him all good things.
Less than ideal conditions. What was the doctor sewing up the wound with, used thread? Makes no sense.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Most likely linked to the procedures/ instruments used. It is really a very common infection in many hospital due to human errors.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/16-patients-of-ex-nurse-elet-nielson-in-utah-hospital-test-positive-for-hepatitis-c/
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/147655/20160407/peacehealth-st-john-notifies-nearly-300-patients-of-possible-exposure-to-hiv-hepatitis-c-and-hepatitis-b.htm
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/sgh-hep-c-cluster-likely/2328272.html
Thanks for your comments. I am not sure if you are really a pharmacist... but I guess if you are/were one, and have worked in a hospital setting before, hmmm.... not sure if you will then think otherwise... BTW, I was a hospital pharmacist...
I think he deserves the break from work... hope he gets well very soon.
Hep C is a deadly disease, which may result in liver damage and even require transplant. Hospital transmission of Hep C is not uncommon, but definitely preventable.
Hep C is a deadly disease, which may result in liver damage and even require transplant. Hospital transmission of Hep C is not uncommon, but definitely preventable.
If he gets real lucky it might even progress to Liver cancer.
Of course that's sarcasm.
Less than ideal conditions. What was the doctor sewing up the wound with, used thread? Makes no sense.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Most likely linked to the procedures/ instruments used. It is really a very common infection in many hospital due to human errors.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/16-patients-of-ex-nurse-elet-nielson-in-utah-hospital-test-positive-for-hepatitis-c/
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/147655/20160407/peacehealth-st-john-notifies-nearly-300-patients-of-possible-exposure-to-hiv-hepatitis-c-and-hepatitis-b.htm
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/sgh-hep-c-cluster-likely/2328272.html
You need to research more, it was not till recently depending on your age, that people could get it from a lot of different aspects that involved the medical care. My mom got it in India travelling through a IV for dehydration but blood transfusions are another way. It was not till the mid eighties that they realized hep c was a potential issue. I looked into this a lot when my mom mentioned it because there was a chance I was born with it, but that is rare.
Transmission is blood-blood and acquiring hep c whilst in a 1st world hospital is not a common occurrence. What else do you think I should research, your highness?
So those effected are just a myth for you?
Honestly did not think you where this big of a dick.
Not going to talk to some one about something personal when this is the response you get in return.
Less than ideal conditions. What was the doctor sewing up the wound with, used thread? Makes no sense.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Most likely linked to the procedures/ instruments used. It is really a very common infection in many hospital due to human errors.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/16-patients-of-ex-nurse-elet-nielson-in-utah-hospital-test-positive-for-hepatitis-c/
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/147655/20160407/peacehealth-st-john-notifies-nearly-300-patients-of-possible-exposure-to-hiv-hepatitis-c-and-hepatitis-b.htm
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/sgh-hep-c-cluster-likely/2328272.html
You need to research more, it was not till recently depending on your age, that people could get it from a lot of different aspects that involved the medical care. My mom got it in India travelling through a IV for dehydration but blood transfusions are another way. It was not till the mid eighties that they realized hep c was a potential issue. I looked into this a lot when my mom mentioned it because there was a chance I was born with it, but that is rare.
Transmission is blood-blood and acquiring hep c whilst in a 1st world hospital is not a common occurrence. What else do you think I should research, your highness?
Why do
You type
Like this
It's very annoying
You need to learn
Punctuation plz
I hope he gets well soon. He's most probably gotten an infection from a reused medical tool
You type
Like this
It's very annoying
You need to learn
Punctuation plz
I hope he gets well soon. He's most probably gotten an infection from a reused medical tool
Less than ideal conditions. What was the doctor sewing up the wound with, used thread? Makes no sense.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Most likely linked to the procedures/ instruments used. It is really a very common infection in many hospital due to human errors.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/16-patients-of-ex-nurse-elet-nielson-in-utah-hospital-test-positive-for-hepatitis-c/
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/147655/20160407/peacehealth-st-john-notifies-nearly-300-patients-of-possible-exposure-to-hiv-hepatitis-c-and-hepatitis-b.htm
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/sgh-hep-c-cluster-likely/2328272.html
You need to research more, it was not till recently depending on your age, that people could get it from a lot of different aspects that involved the medical care. My mom got it in India travelling through a IV for dehydration but blood transfusions are another way. It was not till the mid eighties that they realized hep c was a potential issue. I looked into this a lot when my mom mentioned it because there was a chance I was born with it, but that is rare.
Less than ideal conditions. What was the doctor sewing up the wound with, used thread? Makes no sense.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Most likely linked to the procedures/ instruments used. It is really a very common infection in many hospital due to human errors.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/16-patients-of-ex-nurse-elet-nielson-in-utah-hospital-test-positive-for-hepatitis-c/
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/147655/20160407/peacehealth-st-john-notifies-nearly-300-patients-of-possible-exposure-to-hiv-hepatitis-c-and-hepatitis-b.htm
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/sgh-hep-c-cluster-likely/2328272.html
he can wish for and do anything since he is so rich. 
but Byrne has a long history of medical problems, hope he recovers as soon as possilbe
but Byrne has a long history of medical problems, hope he recovers as soon as possilbe Less than ideal conditions. What was the doctor sewing up the wound with, used thread? Makes no sense.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Most likely linked to the procedures/ instruments used. It is really a very common infection in many hospital due to human errors.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/16-patients-of-ex-nurse-elet-nielson-in-utah-hospital-test-positive-for-hepatitis-c/
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/147655/20160407/peacehealth-st-john-notifies-nearly-300-patients-of-possible-exposure-to-hiv-hepatitis-c-and-hepatitis-b.htm
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/sgh-hep-c-cluster-likely/2328272.html
Less than ideal conditions. What was the doctor sewing up the wound with, used thread? Makes no sense.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Funny, on the topic of colloidal silver I was just talking about argyria (colloidal silver storage/poisoning in the body) last week. It's bad stuff and is quack medicine.
Even though this guy appears to be kind of loopy (probably a bit more than kind of), this guy has at least some minor method to his madness, and I personally think he's made good choices.
I hope he gets well soon, but you never know.
I hope he gets well soon, but you never know.
the guy is high profile to bitcoiners because he has place in bitcoin. hope he will get well soon and do something great in bitcoin development.
Best Wishes! He is a great tech visionary person. I hope the best for him!
I think he deserves the break from work... hope he gets well very soon.
Hep C is a deadly disease, which may result in liver damage and even require transplant. Hospital transmission of Hep C is not uncommon, but definitely preventable.
Hep C is a deadly disease, which may result in liver damage and even require transplant. Hospital transmission of Hep C is not uncommon, but definitely preventable.
Well I wish him a speedy recovery. By the way I don't know why Overstock is so popular when last time I checked there for a new laptop I couldn't even find the model I was looking for and it was a newly launched model at that and the rest of the machines of that brand were all refurbished units with expensive price tags almost on par with new ones. What the heck?! Have you guys even bought something from Overstock? I think it's overpriced and badly itemized.
He is in indefinite medical leave of absence. We hope he gets well soon.
Obviously he is CEO so he must be very rich in bitcoins.
Obviously he is CEO so he must be very rich in bitcoins.
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