I saw the warning about mymonero.co as soon as it was posted on these forums.  I've used mymonero.com several times since then.  I never went to mymonero.co.  Whoever got into my account, it was somebody else.
The last two or three times that I used mymonero.com, it wasn't syncing.  It would say your account is 10 blocks (or whatever) behind.  Then the number of blocks behind stated by the error message would increase gradually..  So in effect it was frozen. Something was probably interfering with my connection to mymonero.com, preventing communication.  That could be what made it look like the blockchain wasn't syncing.  If there was a man-in-the-middle attack, maybe that would explain the lack of a connection, I don't know.
It would be good to figure out what happened, if not for my sake then to prevent it happening to others.
Fluffypony said in his response to my support email that the server has not been compromised. I don't think I can ask or expect him to spend much time on this.  Maybe there are people with some expertise here who are more interested.

I became disabled a couple of years ago and I don't know if I'll be able to work again. That's why this is a problem for me.  I am not a young man.

One of the attack vectors fluffypony mentioned was
"The user's upstream connection is compromised, either because they're using a VPN or Tor"
I use a vpn through vpngate.net sometimes.  They can see my traffic, but how would that enable them to get into my account?

Yes

I have an emergency
More than 7000 xmr disappeared from my my mymonero.com account
I sent an email to mymonero.com support

Exactly 3.14159265358979323846264338327950 days from now, or about 24 x 355/113 hours

This is true.

I resemble that remark!

I hate when that happens. 

That's what happens when you forget to cover your shorts

Helloooo...  2014

Coinbase tracks coins that you withdraw from your account.  They will close your account if they find out you sent the withdrawn coins to a gambling site.
I don't know if any other exchanges do things like that.

While a "ban" would be a pain in the you-know-what, it isn't going to kill the coin outright.
But the possibility of an outright attack perpetrated by the NSA worries me.
Everybody who can run a node should do so.  We need hashing power.

I think it's because it takes people a while to figure out where and how to buy monero.  The demand is there, but makes its way only gradually onto the order book.
Unlike many altcoins, Monero isn't a brittle, zero-sum game played in a closed system.
The world is waking up to Monero.
That's why this rally has legs.

Pass the Doritos.

I sent in a request many months ago to add the coin of which you speak.
Perhaps the good people at Kraken will take another look.

The poloniex order book screen on the mobile website apparently lags.
It shows bids higher than asks.
I'm using Chrome browser on an android tablet.
Refreshing brings the order book up to date.

Is there a way to get rid of these animals?
We enjoyed two years of interesting, informative discourse when the coin was small.
A little success brings an inundation of blithering idiots who scream "pump and dump!" with Doritos crumbs clinging to their lips.

Wild asses are scientists now?   

Down, but not out.  When Joesmoe gets back from Burning Man, he'll fix it.  Don't wanna bother him now.