Captain Phil Suffers A Stroke On St Paul Island

I'll be the first to admit that I am a fan of the Discovery Channel's "Deadliest Catch" cable series. As a matter of fact, I have all of the seasonal DVDs.
'Deadliest Catch' star Phil Harris is currently in hospital after suffering a stroke while unloading his boat.
The captain of the Cornelia Marie had a stroke while in port off-loading from his boat, a Discovery spokesperson told TMZ.
"He has been transported to a medical facility and is receiving the best care possible," the rep said.
According to the Discovery web site, Harris has been working in the fishing industry for 32 years.
For the past 18, he has been captain of Cornelia Marie, a crew that includes his two sons, both deckhands.



7 Comments:
Prayers for Phil. After passing the clot last year, this can't be good.
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Capt. Schmoe, at Sat Jan 30, 08:14:00 PM PST
My Father loves to watch that show, but considering his condition, I will pass on telling him about this.
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shoprat, at Sun Jan 31, 07:29:00 AM PST
CS: I'm afraid not.
Shop: good choice. How's Dad, BTW?
BZ
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Bloviating Zeppelin, at Sun Jan 31, 08:23:00 AM PST
Darn. This is the first I've heard of this. How awful.
I hope he is okay.
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Jennifer Leeland, at Sun Jan 31, 11:07:00 AM PST
Thoughts and prayers sent...
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Old NFO, at Sun Jan 31, 12:51:00 PM PST
BZ,
I've watched that show a lot. I love that these guys have a lot of balls. They work around the government in their jobs and succeed. I'm praying for him.
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Law and Order Teacher, at Sun Jan 31, 02:16:00 PM PST
I have watched a number of the Deadliest Catch shows and enjoyed them. It's a rough ride in the North Atlantic. I have a son-in-law who is a boat captain and he tells me that the hardest license to get is that of a North Sea Captain. I wish him well also.
By
Ron Russell, at Sun Jan 31, 02:23:00 PM PST
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