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Bulletin: Stroger Gets Boo-BooMEDIA ADVISORY The President arrived at the hospital roughly around 2:30 PM and was given outstanding care by the Emergency Room staff. The President received eight stitches just slightly above the right eye and was released at 4:45 PM. The President was given a small gauze that was placed above the right eye but on the injury. The doctors requested of the President to wear the protective piece throughout the evening to protect the injured portion of the eye. After being released by the hospital, the President resumed his meeting schedule for the remainder of the evening. The President is not expected to miss any appointments today. He will remove the gauze this morning prior to leaving his home. President Stroger is expressing gratitude to the entire Emergency Room staff for their continued professionalism and the spirit of excellence in which they offer all patients on a daily basis. The President chose to be transported to Stroger Cook County Hospital because it is and will remain in his eyes, the Mayo Clinic of all Public Hospitals in the United States. It will continue to offer the best care of any hospital in Cook County. - - 1. From Matt Farmer: "President Stroger is expressing gratitude to the entire Emergency Room staff for their continued professionalism and the spirit of excellence in which they offer all patients on a daily basis. The President chose to be transported to Stroger Cook County Hospital because it is and will remain in his eyes, the Mayo Clinic of all Public Hospitals in the United States. It will continue to offer the best care of any hospital in Cook County." Unless, of course, you're dealing with prostate cancer . . . Posted on August 28, 2009 |
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