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Former President Bush Still Hospitalized
AP ^ | December 23, 2012

Posted on 12/23/2012 10:37:40 AM PST by ConservativeStatement

President George H.W. Bush, who has been in a Houston hospital with a lingering cough since November, needs to "build up his energy" before he can be released, doctors said Sunday.

Methodist Hospital spokesman George Kovacik said in an emailed statement that doctors are still optimistic the 88-year-old Bush will make a full recovery, but are being "extra cautious" with his care. Bush is in stable condition, he said.

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hum-mm

Possible this lingering illness is a bit of dementia and he is in a private room in a skilled nursing unit...many hospitals have these and people are put there for 90 days for testing and seeing if it will get more serious...with their money I'm sure they can afford private around the clock nurses at their home...the Reagen's did for the President..

21 posted on 12/23/2012 6:07:09 PM PST by haircutter
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Id get my but out of there and get back to Kennebunkport faster than Obama can spend a trillion bucks


22 posted on 12/23/2012 6:19:53 PM PST by al baby (Hi Mom)
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