Send Doc Your Wishes

June 17th, 2008 by Carlie Fairchild

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Everyone's favorite Linux Journal Editor Doc Searls has been in the hospital suffering from pancreatitis with complications this last week. He'll be the first to tell you he'll be fine, but some well wishes never hurt anyone.

Please post comments below wishing Doc well -- oddly (or not, rather) Doc is sitting in his hospital bed with laptop in hand, so he'll certainly read any well wishes we post here.

And for some classic Doc to remember why we love this guy so much:


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Anonymous's picture

get well soon!

On June 23rd, 2008 Anonymous (not verified) says:

Best wishes for a full and speedy recovery, Doc!

regards,
Fred Arnold

FredR's picture

Get Well!

On June 18th, 2008 FredR says:

Doc,

I'm just one of the countless fans of yours, wishing you to get well very soon! You're an inspiration to many of us and I always look forward to your articles, writings, and movies.

Take care and keep up the good fight!

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-- FLR or flrichar is a superfan of Linux Journal, and goofs around in the LJ IRC Channel

Michael Baxter's picture

best wishes

On June 18th, 2008 Michael Baxter says:

hey Doc,

You let them know know who the real Doc is, OK?

Take care, and wish you well.

Blessings and Light,
M

Roy Schestowitz's picture

Get well soon

On June 18th, 2008 Roy Schestowitz (not verified) says:

Best wishes for a fast recovery. Doc. Your good writings are missed.

Phil Hughes's picture

Is there health care up there?

On June 17th, 2008 Phil Hughes says:

Just read this and felt a bit worried because, as I remember, there is not really any health care available in the U.S. anymore. Hope you get better soon but if you decide not to, feel free to come to Nicaragua to be sick. We have free health care and my aunt seems to be fine after her pancreatitis problems so I guess they know what they are doing here.

The bad news is that I don't think we have WiFi in the hospital yet. :-)

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Phil Hughes

Webmistress's picture

Feel better!

On June 17th, 2008 Webmistress says:

We'll all be anxiously awaiting your full recovery. If you feel like writing a blog post while under the influence of something really groovy, I wouldn't be opposed to reading it... just sayin' ;)

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Katherine Druckman is webmistress at LinuxJournal.com. You might find her chatting on the IRC channel.

Lee Schlesinger's picture

Get well soon

On June 17th, 2008 Lee Schlesinger (not verified) says:

Hope you heal quickly.

Lee Schlesinger
Executive editor, Linux.com

WorkingWriter's picture

Hang in there, Doc

On June 17th, 2008 WorkingWriter says:

Doc,

Been thinking about you a lot these last few days. I appreciate your tweets and blog updates, though I can't imagine how you manage that. I know you'll get through this, 'cuz the suits still need a lot of Linux training!

Many thanks for all the help over the years!

Mike McCallister
Author, openSUSE Linux Unleashed

Jill Franklin's picture

Next deadline is July 9th

On June 17th, 2008 Jill Franklin says:

Well Doc, you came up with quite an excuse for missing the deadline this month--but really, it's a bit much. Your lame, "dropped my laptop in the mud" excuses have worked just fine in the past, and I expect to go back to those next month :) Get better soon!

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Jill Franklin, Executive Editor, Linux Journal

candyb's picture

Feel better soon, Doc...

On June 17th, 2008 candyb says:

Feel better soon, Doc... enjoy the morphine while you can get it ;)

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Candy Beauchamp

arbulus's picture

Get Well Soon!

On June 17th, 2008 arbulus (not verified) says:

I'm sorry to hear that you're not well, Doc. I hope this passes quickly and you're back on your feet soon!

Shawn Powers's picture

Better Places

On June 17th, 2008 Shawn Powers says:

It sounds like you have a private room, private bath, a constant stream of people attending to your needs, along with wifi. Let me assure you, there are other establishments that poke fewer needles in you and supply the same frills. And it's probably cheaper too. :)

Heal quickly so you can get to a coffee shop soon.

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Shawn Powers is an Associate Editor for Linux Journal. You might find him chatting on the IRC channel, or Twitter

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