The thing about not opting for "conventional" medical treatment is: nobody knows what would have happened.
Andy Warhol died during a gall-bladder operation that was as standard and run-off-the-mill as you could get even back then.
Mistakes still do happen - and sometimes, if the patient is "VIP", the people standing around the operating-table do get a bit nervous. There's a reason medicine even has a name for this: VIP syndrome. It doesn't come from nothing.
Apple was ready for a transition when he stepped down. I think we can all be glad for him that he didn't have to live through current times. He died relatively young, as a legend, leaving behind an empire and a legacy. Not many people were able to achieve this.
Andy Warhol died during a gall-bladder operation that was as standard and run-off-the-mill as you could get even back then.
Mistakes still do happen - and sometimes, if the patient is "VIP", the people standing around the operating-table do get a bit nervous. There's a reason medicine even has a name for this: VIP syndrome. It doesn't come from nothing.
Apple was ready for a transition when he stepped down. I think we can all be glad for him that he didn't have to live through current times. He died relatively young, as a legend, leaving behind an empire and a legacy. Not many people were able to achieve this.