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Showing Original Post only (View all)As much as I hate this guy, I am hoping the best for his daughter, Bella [View all]
http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/04/06/11056965-santorums-ailing-daughter-taken-to-hospitalRick Santorum's daughter, Bella, afflicted with a chromosomal disorder, was taken to the hospital for the second time during this campaign. Santorum is home in Virginia for the Easter holiday.
"Rick and his wife Karen have taken their daughter Bella to the hospital," Santorum Communications Director Hogan Gidley said in a statement. "The family requests prayers and privacy as Bella works her way to recovery."
The Santorums have medical equipment in their Virginia home and and a nurse on call that can tend to Bella. Because of these accommodations, Bella only needs to be taken to the hospital when her condition is very serious, a person familiar with the situation told NBC News.
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As much as I hate this guy, I am hoping the best for his daughter, Bella [View all]
Taverner
Apr 2012
OP
Seriously. If she had the last name of about 99% of the other folks here in the USA
LynneSin
Apr 2012
#16
Not really. Those with Trisomy 18 rarely survive to age 10, no matter how much care they receive.
REP
Apr 2012
#22
best wishes for that child--on the other hand, might this be the thing that finally gets that
niyad
Apr 2012
#10
Who cares for her when the parents travel so much or do they bring her with them?
Peregrine Took
Apr 2012
#19