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Glad to hear from you.
You've been in our thoughts and prayers, Michael.
I don't say "get well" - long story bad, bad, bad. However I wish you a speedy recovery.
Posted by Sue Ann at March 4, 2010 12:12 PMMichael:
I just saw your brother Dan's note about your surgery. So glad to hear that you are kicking after they went in to unplug things. I read as much of your material as I can -- and you are greatly missed.
All the best in your recovery. From your DC fan,
Steve Clemons
The Washington Note
So the rumour that you were the reserve US ice hockey goalie at the Olympics was untrue?
Just glad you're still with us - and take your time, relax and enjoy your family. We'll cope without you for a bit.
Posted by Chris Marsden at March 4, 2010 12:54 PMAnother DC fan, UM Law 2002 (didn't have any classes with you)--hoping you are recovering well, your postings are missed--will more thoroughly read the Habermas article to see me through the hiatus. All best wishes for a speedy recovery!
Posted by Tom D at March 4, 2010 01:03 PMI've been wondering over the past few days where you were. Sorry to hear that the absence wasn't for fun reasons, but glad to hear that you're still kicking.
Best wishes for a quick recovery.
Posted by Kevin Gaunt at March 4, 2010 01:35 PMBest wishes. At least, though, we can now definitively state that we know of a lawyer who has a heart.
Posted by C.E. Petit at March 4, 2010 02:07 PMAll the best Micheal, and may you have a speedy recovery.
Posted by Just me at March 4, 2010 03:44 PMMichael,
Yikes, and very glad to hear you're on the mend.
Adam Liptak
Posted by Adam Liptak at March 4, 2010 05:23 PMBest wishes for a speedy recovery from a regular reader and occasional commenter.
Another wish that you may have a speedy recovery and energy to write!
Posted by Judith Bush at March 4, 2010 05:46 PMBest wishes. I really enjoy reading you (although I thought your WP column was better than your HuffPost stuff, mostly because you wrote every day there). Speedy recovery and best wishes.
Posted by beyond left at March 4, 2010 05:52 PMGlad to know you're ok (sorta). Convalesce!
Posted by BroD at March 4, 2010 06:48 PMThanks to Dan for letting us know--I had been worried also. Hope you will soon be feeling better...
Posted by Kathy at March 4, 2010 07:32 PMGet well soon.
Posted by Robert Waldmann at March 4, 2010 07:41 PMGet well soon!
Posted by Adam at March 4, 2010 07:46 PMStopped reading WaPo after they let you go ( no one left worth reading). Best wishes for a quick and full recovery.
Posted by Mark Smeraldi at March 4, 2010 07:56 PMSpeedy recovery, Mr F. Miss your good work.
Posted by Cindy at March 4, 2010 08:34 PMI was relieved to see this, and I'm glad to you're on the road to recovery. Best wishes.
Posted by Keith at March 4, 2010 08:52 PMI was relieved to see this, and I'm glad you're on the road to recovery. Best wishes.
Posted by Keith at March 4, 2010 08:54 PMVery glad that you're recovering. Hang in there.
Posted by Mikki Barry at March 4, 2010 09:01 PMBest wishes for a full and speedy recovery, Michael. The scar won't look great at the beach but you can bounce right back. My father had open heart surgery several years ago and now camps, fishes, does pretty much everything he likes. Take care, and good luck.
Mr. Froomkin,
You are so highly regarded, it is hard to say it clearly without appearing to pander.
Suffice it so say, your character, upbringing, and intellect reflect very well on your parents, teachers, and family.
Don't worry about a thing. The world will continue to revolve, and evolution will continue - no matter what
others may think, say, or do. Just take care of yourself, and make your decisions strictly for your own good and
that of your family.
Get well soon and take it easy!
Posted by Mustang Bobby at March 4, 2010 09:36 PMGlad to hear you're on the road to recovery. I hope it's a speedy one.
Posted by Randy Paul at March 4, 2010 10:00 PMI've been checking most everyday and searching for news. Sorry to hear of your circumstances but glad to hear that you are recovering.
Posted by Dana Barker at March 4, 2010 10:10 PMSpeedy recovery and well wishes
Posted by Gord Metcalfe at March 4, 2010 11:02 PMSpeedy Recovery, Michael!!! I'm very glad to hear you're on the mend.
Posted by Orin Kerr at March 5, 2010 12:04 AMGet better faster. Best of wishes.
Posted by Caroline Abbott at March 5, 2010 12:12 AMWithout you a bow tie is just a bow tie. Get feisty again soon!
--karl--
Santa Cruz, California
All my best wishes for a speedy recovery Michael!
Posted by Vic at March 5, 2010 09:04 AMGlad you're back in 'The World' and have a speedy recovery.
Missed your face out here !
Listen to the Doc's and keep that sense of humor, it's critical !!
Get well soon, Michael, but don't get well too soon. A cashier at my local Giant counseled me one day about returning to work too soon after my hip replacement surgery. (I was in the store, buying groceries, and walking on crutches.) She told me that the recovery period would be one of the few times in my adolescent or adult life when I could actually do little or nothing all day, and no one could say anything about it. She was right. During my recovery, I read a few more books, I watched more movies, and I was able to experiment legally with tylenol #3. Hips ain't heart, though, so you be careful.
Posted by Joe1 at March 5, 2010 10:52 AMMost people just have server issues to blame for their blog absence ... you go all the way!
Makes me grateful for modern medicine. Take care.
Posted by phil at March 5, 2010 11:22 AMHave a speedy and full recovery and be well!
Posted by Andrew at March 5, 2010 12:05 PMThat's a funny way of comeback , my boy, well i have been reading your articles for a long time now, and was wondering where you had been , seriously missed your posts.thankx for comming back.
Posted by Sam@roofmaintenance at March 5, 2010 01:09 PMGet well soon!
Posted by none at March 5, 2010 02:06 PMWow, glad to hear you're doing well enough to dictate a reply at least. Take it easy and don't short-change the recovery process. Oh, and you got the replacement parts with the lifetime warranty, right?
Posted by Ed Bott at March 5, 2010 02:21 PMWe all missed you mate , i hope you are back finally to our reading needs like you did in the past , your work is fun to read and i admire your thoughts a lot . KEEP UP THE GOOD JOB.
Posted by Rrod Steven at March 5, 2010 02:29 PMBest wishes for speedy and thorough recovery.
Posted by Brautigan at March 5, 2010 02:50 PMWe are all so happy to hear that you are recovering. You have been in our thoughts. I wish you a speedy recovery!
Posted by LRM at March 5, 2010 04:37 PMHere's to a healthy return.
We look forward to when you can return back at the keyboard and lecture podium soon.
Hope to see you at the 30th Reunion in New Haven in 2012 if not before !
Your freshman roommate,
Paul
Tokyo
We're keeping all of you in our thoughts. Send Caroline or Dan to me if they need assistance w. insurers or providers. Let your health care attorney friend be of some use, if you need it.
Posted by Ann Marie Marciarille at March 5, 2010 05:18 PMMichael - Sorry to hear about your heart condition. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
MHLEB
Posted by Michael Leb at March 5, 2010 06:43 PMWill keep you in my prayers. Stay strong.
Posted by Jim Carlson at March 5, 2010 07:28 PMFeel better, Michael! Getting older isn't for sissies, as we know. All best, Debbie Gaines
Posted by Deborah Gaines at March 5, 2010 10:31 PMHope that this has given you some reflection time. Illness is always a good time for reinvention. Of course we like the way you are and hope for a vital recovery.
doug
Posted by Doug Carmichael at March 6, 2010 11:32 AMMichael:
I just saw your brother Dan's note about your surgery. So glad to hear that you are kicking after they went in to unplug things. I read as much of your material as I can -- and you are greatly missed.
All the best in your recovery. From your DC fan,
I agree ;)
Posted by Bilge at March 6, 2010 03:04 PMGet well soon! All the best, Pat
Posted by Patrina Cook at March 6, 2010 05:16 PMSo sorry to hear this. All best wishes from Ian and me.
Posted by Kat at March 6, 2010 06:01 PMI hope you'll recover soon. Many will surely miss all your posts. Just take time to rest for your full recover. I'm pretty sure that people here will surely wait for you to come back.Ann@Wii softmod
Posted by Ann@Wii softmod at March 6, 2010 11:05 PMI want to add my get well wishes and hope you are feeling stronger.
Posted by Copeland at March 7, 2010 12:31 AMGET BETTER SOON, PROF. FROOMKIN! WE NEED YOU!
Mike Marshall
Posted by Mike Marshall at March 7, 2010 11:36 AMGet well soon, Professor Froomkin. May all the good karma you've built up over the years pay off in spades now that you need it.
Posted by Marc J. Randazza at March 7, 2010 09:12 PMGet well soon. There is no doubt that this experience is a trying one, but it will make you stronger.
Posted by Satyricon_Reader at March 7, 2010 11:39 PMJust saw this, GET WELL SOON!!
Posted by South Florida Lawyers at March 8, 2010 02:02 PMMichael,
I was shocked/surprised/befuddled to learn that you required emergency open-heart surgery! Emergency surgery is scary. Glad everything looks positive. Been there done that 10 years ago and it changed my life. As everyone said, take your time coming back. Nothing is more important than health.
dan
Posted by Dan Steinberg at March 8, 2010 06:12 PMProfessor Froomkin,
I am glad to hear you are doing better. We have not heard a lot of information on campus other than the initial emergency and I know a lot of us were concerned. I look forward to your return. I prefer no one else to learn from about automated crossbow/spring gun hypotheticals!
Chad Steskal
Posted by Chad Steskal at March 8, 2010 06:15 PMGlad to hear you are doing better. Wishing you a healthy and speedy recovery!
-Todd
Great to hear from you. My thoughts are with you. Here's to a quick recovery!
Posted by Paul Ohm at March 9, 2010 11:26 AMGet well soon! Hopefully, you could recover easily. Many of your avid followers here are waiting for you.William Anderson
Posted by William Anderson at March 11, 2010 01:17 AMProfessor Froomkin,
All of us at the University of Colorado Journal on Telecommunications and High Technology Law are thinking of you and glad to hear you are feeling better. We wish you good health and a speedy recovery.
Posted by Eric Schmidt at March 13, 2010 03:05 PMI /was/ wondering what happened. (My hiatus is not nearly so well excused.) Best wishes for your healing!
Posted by JudiC at March 15, 2010 04:02 AMTake care of your body. Remember that if you're living, it's the most important thing you must take care of. Michael Sheds is looking forward to your fast recovery.
Posted by Sheds at March 21, 2010 03:04 PMGood to hear that was wondering , there has been not a post from your side for a very long time now.
Hope you are fine and ready to thrill the readers with your articles and writings.
Wish you to recover fully fast!
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