As of 1:15 this afternoon, the Associated Press is reporting that Senator Kennedy was diagnosed earlier today with a malignant brain tumor in his left parietal lobe. According to the brief report, treatment (which will be fine-tuned after more tests) will probably include radiation and chemotherapy. However, the senator has not suffered any further seizures and is “resting comfortably.”
Still no word from the administration on whether Senator Kennedy will be speaking at commencement (probably because they are waiting to be able to make a statement one way or the other.) Meanwhile, we at Wesleying send our best to Kennedy and his family here and elsewhere.
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I thought we already knew that Kennedy was an illiberal kind of guy?
I thought we already knew that Kennedy was an illiberal kind of guy?
I’m saddened by this. :( Also,@5:58 thanks, but I won’t post sensitive information from an anon source unless its citing something or offers some sort of basis for its hint. I can’t speak for other wesleying bloggers though.
so he’s not coming? despite that his step-daughter is graduating and his son has his 25th reunion? damn…
I’m saddened by this. :( Also,
@5:58 thanks, but I won’t post sensitive information from an anon source unless its citing something or offers some sort of basis for its hint. I can’t speak for other wesleying bloggers though.
so he’s not coming? despite that his step-daughter is graduating and his son has his 25th reunion? damn…
psst: Ted Kennedy’s office is going to find a replacement speaker.
psst: Ted Kennedy’s office is going to find a replacement speaker.
Sorry to interrupt here, guys…Looking for a comment or two from local students for local paper.(I’m the reporter covering the Wesleyan commencement this weekend).Please contact, lest my editor hang me by my entrails!cristinakj@comcast.net
Sorry to interrupt here, guys…Looking for a comment or two from local students for local paper.
(I’m the reporter covering the Wesleyan commencement this weekend).
Please contact, lest my editor hang me by my entrails!
cristinakj@comcast.net
I had a family friend with the same disease and I am afraid the chances of his outliving it are rather slim.
I had a family friend with the same disease and I am afraid the chances of his outliving it are rather slim.
Yes I’m sure people in heaven often get a kick out of the suffering and diseased here on earth. Heaven is full of spite and ill-will.
Yes I’m sure people in heaven often get a kick out of the suffering and diseased here on earth. Heaven is full of spite and ill-will.
Sorry to hear about his disease but Ted Kennedy is a piece of crap. Mary Jo Kopechne must be smiling in heaven
Sorry to hear about his disease but Ted Kennedy is a piece of crap. Mary Jo Kopechne must be smiling in heaven
clearly VDS activated a latent cell mass in Ted Kennedy’s left parietal lobe so he would conveniently miss spreading his liberal message of peace and love at graduation
clearly VDS activated a latent cell mass in Ted Kennedy’s left parietal lobe so he would conveniently miss spreading his liberal message of peace and love at graduation
Really sad stuff.Conspiracy theory in 3…2..
Really sad stuff.
Conspiracy theory in 3…2..
you know i really like this blog
you know i really like this blog
this has really made me sad.
this has really made me sad.
This is so, so sad :(I’m rooting for you, Ted Kennedy!
This is so, so sad :(
I’m rooting for you, Ted Kennedy!
I’ve been watching TV in Boston, where they have taken over all of the major channels to have non-stop coverage of this. I’ve heard two things re: his next few days. They mentioned that in the last few days, he kept mentioning that he wanted to leave the hospital because he did not want to miss the events that he had scheduled. However, that coverage was, of course, heresay. On the other hand, the vice-chairman of the hospital just (1:09PM) released information saying that they are going to keep him there for “a few more days”. Also, it’s a malignant glioma, so it doesn’t looks very good in general.
I’ve been watching TV in Boston, where they have taken over all of the major channels to have non-stop coverage of this. I’ve heard two things re: his next few days. They mentioned that in the last few days, he kept mentioning that he wanted to leave the hospital because he did not want to miss the events that he had scheduled. However, that coverage was, of course, heresay. On the other hand, the vice-chairman of the hospital just (1:09PM) released information saying that they are going to keep him there for “a few more days”. Also, it’s a malignant glioma, so it doesn’t looks very good in general.
Heh, I was just about to post that.
Heh, I was just about to post that.