Hillary, Chelsea Clinton arrive at Calif. hospital
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Hillary and Chelsea Clinton arrived at the University of California, Irvine Medical Center Saturday where former president Bill Clinton remains hospitalized, recovering from a urological infection.
Hillary Clinton Depicted visiting Bill at the hospital on his fifth day suffering from sepsis Joe Biden The former president said, “I’m doing fine,” and “will come out soon.”
Hillary and Bill’s daughter Chelsea Clinton, 41, arrive at college California Irvine Medical Center this morning.
Hillary carried coffee when she entered the hospital with Chelsea wearing black and white tunics, a headband, a face mask, sunglasses, jeans, a jacket and a baseball cap.
Bill, 75, was hospitalized on Tuesday after a urological infection developed into sepsis. Sepsis is a life-threatening reaction to an infectious disease.
Hillary Clinton was photographed visiting Bill at the hospital on the fifth day after being hospitalized on Tuesday when a urological infection developed into sepsis, a life-threatening reaction to the infection.
Clinton spokesman Angel Urena said Friday night that Clinton would need to spend another night in the hospital to administer intravenous antibiotics for an infection unrelated to Covid-19. ..
Biden said he spoke with Clinton while at the University of Connecticut on Friday. “Oh, I wanted to see how he was doing … I’ve been trying to catch him. He’s fine, he really is.”
Biden added: “He is not in a serious condition.
“As I understand, he’s leaving soon. I don’t know if it’s tomorrow or the next day,” he said.
The president also points out that he hasn’t seen Clinton for a while and plans to “have lunch” with him in the near future.
The blood infection that hospitalized the former president on Tuesday was reportedly caused by a bacterium known as E. coli, his doctor confirmed Friday morning.
Urena said her white blood cell count was high at age 75, but has since declined, indicating that “all health indicators are heading in the right direction.”
“President Clinton remains well and is deeply grateful for the excellent care he has received and the wishes that people have sent from all over the United States and around the world,” Urena added.
Biden said he spoke with Clinton while at the University of Connecticut on Friday. “Oh, I wanted to see how he was doing … I’ve been trying to catch him. He’s fine, he really is.”