By LYNAIRE MUNNINGS
Tribune News Reporter
munnings@tribunemedia.net
FORMER Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham was released from Doctor’s Hospital yesterday and told reporters he “feels good”.
Mr Ingraham was admitted to the hospital on Monday for emergency brain surgery after a CT scan revealed a blood clot contributed to headaches that also affected his dexterity. Doctors said he suffered from Subacute Chronic Subdural Hematoma.
Mr Ingraham thanked his medical team, nurses and hospital staff after he was released yesterday.
“I feel good, no pain, no side effects,” he said.
During a press conference on Monday, Mr Ingraham’s medical team –– Dr Magnus Ekedede, Dr Adrian Cargill, and Dr Duane Sands –– sought to assure the public that he was in good health amid rumours that he was near death.
“I had the operation on Monday night, and I gave instructions on Tuesday that they should make a statement sometime during the course of the day,” Mr Ingraham said yesterday.
He said the rumours were unsurprising, adding: “I have come to expect that because it would not have been the first time. I have been dead in London before.”
Mr Ingraham is expected to fully recover within two to three weeks.
Comments
ExposedU2C 6 months, 1 week ago
The only good thing about seeing the useless Elephant Eared Tommy T in the photo to this article, is being reminded how the cunning Snake has conned him into allowing the Turnquest Family's wealth to be exploited for the Snake's own very greedy personal benefit. LOL
Cobalt 6 months, 1 week ago
Be careful Mr. Ingraham. Transischemic attacks are usually the first warning sign of an impending cerebral vascular accident. And it doesn’t matter how you feel. Ischemic strokes are silent killers! My advice….. put down the cigars, white rum, and lose some weight. Your cardiovascular system will thank you.
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