Doctor: Del. attorney general expected to make 'complete recovery'
WASHINGTON - Vice President Joe Biden's oldest son is expected to make a full recovery after suffering an apparent "mild stroke" Tuesday.
Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden, 41, is in stable condition, according to Dr. Timothy Gardner, Medical Director of the Center for Heart and Vascular Surgery at Christiana Care Health System.
"He is in good spirits and talking with his family at the hospital," Gardner said. "He is fully alert, in stable condition and has full motor and speech skills. We expect him to make a complete recovery."
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41? That's scary. This is the one who served in Iraq?
ReplyDeleteI wonder if his "mild stroke" is related to the independent study that came out yesterday about Earl Bradley. That study said numerous balls were dropped, spanning many years. A lot of these balls dropped were coming from Biden's Attorney General's Office.
ReplyDelete11:56-my thoughts exactly.
ReplyDeleteI heard the doctors involved thought that Beau Bidens brian suffered substantial shrinkage as a result of the stroke due to it being the size of a pea, but when they looked at Joe Bidens even smaller brain they realized it was just a case of chronic liberalism.
ReplyDeleteHopefully Karma will make his John not work anymore. Slimeball.
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