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Missy and I revised this from car.
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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
Date: Wed, 12 May 2010 23:21:14
To: Alexander Snyder-Mackler<[email protected]>; Missy Owens<[email protected]>
Subject: Re: any red flags?

Revised ---


Subject: Beau Biden update

Text:

Dear Friends,


Thank you so much for your prayers and well-wishes over the last couple of days. As you all know by now, we made it!

Beau is better, and soon will be back up and running at full speed.

We were blessed with extraordinary care - amazing first responders, excellent hospitals, and talented doctors and nurses.

For his part, Beau was strong and brave- he never flinched .

Beau will remain in the hospital for a little while longer -- following the standard operating procedures. As you can imagine, he is already chomping at the bit to get out. I think he has the kids helping him plan an escape route.

Many of you have asked where you can send flowers and cards. They are not necessary -- but please continue to say your prayers.


You can send letters to Beau at

[email protected].


Your support, as always, continues to sustain us through challenging times. Beau and I cannot thank you enough.

We will stay in touch.


Sincerely,

Hallie

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

-----Original Message-----
From: Alexander Snyder-Mackler <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 12 May 2010 18:58:46
To: Missy Owens<[email protected]>; Annie Tomasini<[email protected]>
Subject: any red flags?

Esp with the few specifics ("few days" etc). Just being extra careful as
this will make a little news tmrw.
Missy, can you tell these are VBO words? :)

*Second, broader update, email:*

Subject: Beau Biden update

Text:

Dear Friends,


Thank you so much for your prayers and well-wishes over the last couple of
days. As you all know by now, we made it!

Beau is better, and soon will be back up and running at full speed.

We were blessed with extraordinary care - a rapid response to a
medical emergency,
excellent hospitals and doctors, and most of all, the Hand of God holding
Beau’s.

(For his part, Beau was strong and brave- he never flinched . Guess you can
tell, I am still a little bit in awe.) -- can leave out if she is not
comfortable with that sentence

Beau will remain in the hospital for a few more days -- standard operating
procedure for victims of a mild stroke. He is already chomping at the bit to
get out. I think he has the kids helping him plan an escape route -- but I
will be the Enforcer, and believe me, he will take it easy for awhile.

Many of you have asked where you can send flowers and cards. They are not
necessary -- but please continue to say your prayers of thanksgiving.


You can send letters to Beau at [email protected].


Your support, as always, continues to sustain us through challenging times.
Beau and I cannot thank you enough. We will stay in touch.


Sincerely,

Hallie


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Alexander Snyder-Mackler
(302) 598-8678