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Unusual wedding gift!
SAN DIEGO: It's a pretty good wedding present for Randall Curleed and Victoria Ingram-Curlee. Surgeons said Friday sh' should be able to give her husband of three days a Kidney after all, reports AP.
The transplant was called off at the last minute Wednesday after a doctor accidentally nicked one of the bride’s kldnev arteries with a catheter
A test Thursday found no blood flow damage to Mr-Ingram-Curlee's left kidney and she was discharged Friday
"We've come through this pretty good so far. We r u handle whatever's next." Mrs Ingram-Curlee said as she i-: .the hospital, smiling and holding hands with her husband who was discharged Thursday. We are determined a rd positive, this will happen very soon.
Bottf kidneys must be in top shape before she can dona one. Surgeons said Friday that the transplant can take place in a few weeks.
"We thought there would be some impairment of fun< nor We were nicely surprised that it looked much better than expected." Dr Arturo Martinez said "But the prudent thing is still to wait three or four weeks time and see how n 1^ -then."
Wearing their patient ID bracelets, the couple u<- • married Tuesday In a hospital chapel. They had hoped encourage other donors with their wedding and plannee next-day surgery.
Instead, just two hours before surgery *as schedule u begin, a catheter threaded into Mrs Ingram-Curlee s '.ft kidney caused a slight tear In a liny artery.
5-year-old killed for refusing to steal candy
CHICAGO: Two boys, aged 10 and 11. were arrested Frida, and accused of pushing a five-year-old out of a i4th floor window to his death for refusing to steal candy, police said reports AFP.
The two boys, who were not identified, were to appeal i: Juvenile court, said authorities.
According to detective Leo Wtlkosz. five-year-old E.ie Mortis and his nine-year-old brother were taken to a vacant public housing apartment Thursday to beat them up for refusing to steal candy for them.
Eric was pushed out a window, and at first pulled back in by his brother. But the brother was unable to hold Eric after he was pushed out a second time, and he was pronounced dead on arrival at Wyler Children’s Hospital.
Blame it on ice cream
ST. PAUL: Ice cream made in Minnesota Is now blamed lor thousands of suspected cases of salmonella food poisoning in at least 35 states, and Investigators are trying to figure out the source of the bacteria, reports AP
Schwan's Sales Enterprises, based in Marshall, recalled Its Ice cream last week after the first reports of food poisoning Investigators have found salmonella bacteria in samples oi Schwan's ice cream from people who got ill.
Dr Larry Slf> taker, an epidemiologist with the Federal Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, said Friday that reports have come from at least 35 states.
The CDC has 400 confirmed cases of salmonella In ir' states from Schwan’s Ice cream, and 3.000 to 5 000 suspected cases, agency spokesman Kent Taylor saki
In Minnesota alone, about 2.500 people called a state hot line to report getting sick after eating the Ice cream As ol Friday. 72 cases had been confirmed as salmonella
The ice cream could have been contaminated in an. number of ways, investigators said.
Salmonella causes nausea., vomiting, cramps, dtarrh<>ea fever and headaches. Symptoms are most severe tn infants the elderly and people with weak Immune systems.