Sunday, June 05, 2005
A Fighter to the Core
Your "awww" moment of the day.
From Washington Whispers at USNews.com:
From everything I saw in the campaign and since, I couldn't agree more.
Best wishes to Elizabeth for a complete recovery, continued positive energy, and for her and her family, success and happiness in their new home.
From Washington Whispers at USNews.com:
Six Months Later, Good Medical News
Who didn't gasp last November when Elizabeth Edwards , energetic mother of three and wife of Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards , capped the 2004 race by revealing she had breast cancer? Well, half a year later, we've got news to report: The treatment is over, and her doctors feel hopeful about the future.
"She feels great," says spokeswoman Kim Rubey , "and her doctors are optimistic. It's all very positive."
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...despite the treatment and loss of hair, now growing back, "she's been in great spirits," Rubey tells us, "through the whole process."
It's a good thing. Work beckons. The Edwardses are selling their Georgetown mansion--price $6.5 million--and moving home to North Carolina to build a new house. And don't forget: maybe a presidential race in 2008.
Edwards's speedy recovery has cheered many she knows, not the least of whom is Sen. John Kerry . "She's a courageous soul," says Kerry, "and a fighter to the core."
Who didn't gasp last November when Elizabeth Edwards , energetic mother of three and wife of Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards , capped the 2004 race by revealing she had breast cancer? Well, half a year later, we've got news to report: The treatment is over, and her doctors feel hopeful about the future.
"She feels great," says spokeswoman Kim Rubey , "and her doctors are optimistic. It's all very positive."
:
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...despite the treatment and loss of hair, now growing back, "she's been in great spirits," Rubey tells us, "through the whole process."
It's a good thing. Work beckons. The Edwardses are selling their Georgetown mansion--price $6.5 million--and moving home to North Carolina to build a new house. And don't forget: maybe a presidential race in 2008.
Edwards's speedy recovery has cheered many she knows, not the least of whom is Sen. John Kerry . "She's a courageous soul," says Kerry, "and a fighter to the core."
From everything I saw in the campaign and since, I couldn't agree more.
Best wishes to Elizabeth for a complete recovery, continued positive energy, and for her and her family, success and happiness in their new home.
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Yeah...it choked me up a little when I ran across it. Espec with all the media bs trying to find friction between JE and JK, it's good to see something just nice for a change, and with the good news that she is doing so well.
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