Jobs Biographer States Professional Regretted Postponing Cancer Surgery (Video)

Apple co-founder Jobs regretted his decision to keep off on pancreatic cancer surgery, based on the professional's biographer, Walter Isaacson.our editor recommendsSony Pictures in Discussions for Privileges to Jobs BiographyRelated Subjects•Steve Jobs The first kind controlling editor of your time states within an interview airing on an hour Sunday, "I have requested [Jobs why he did not have an operation then] and that he stated, 'I did not want my body system to become opened up...I did not desire to be violated for the reason that way.' PHOTOS: Hollywood's Notable Deaths "So he anxiously waited nine several weeks, while his wife yet others advised him to get it done, prior to getting the operation." Rather than getting surgery after being identified using the cancer, Jobs made a decision to pursue alternative treatments, that they later lamented. Isaacson states, "I believe he type of felt when you ignore something, if you do not want something to exist, you could have magical thinking...we spoken relating to this a great deal. COMPLETE COVERAGE: Jobs "He desired to discuss it, how he regretted it....I believe he felt he must have been operated on sooner." Isaacson also discloses that Jobs later privately received cancer remedies while telling everybody he was healed. The an hour interview airs March. 23 at 7 p.m. ET/PT. Related Subjects Jobs