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BU’s Mulkey Says She’s Feeling Better
Lady Bears head coach Kim Mulkey said Friday she’s feeling better after recent surgery and some test results that left her “scared to death.”
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RALEIGH, N.C. (March 27, 2009)—Lady Bears head coach Kim Mulkey said Friday she's feeling better after recent surgery to remove a kidney stone.
Mulkey missed the Bears' NCAA tournament opener after she was hospitalized in Lubbock after a reported reaction to medication.
Mulkey said Friday that she went to the hospital because she noticed she was taking deeper breaths than usual.
Blood work indicated what she called "major issues," leading to worries about anything from ovarian cancer to sepsis, an infection in the bloodstream.
Mulkey said she was "scared to death," but further testing shows she is improving.
Second-seeded Baylor faces Louisville in a Raleigh Regional semifinal Saturday.
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Posted by: Someone
Location: Near-Here
on Mar 28, 2009 at 09:15 AM
THIS IS 'NOT' A NATIONAL INCIDENT OR A NATIONAL TRAGEDY, SHE HAD A REACTION TO MEDICATION, THAT'S ALL!!! PERIOD!!!
Posted by: Carol Anne
Location: Texas
on Mar 28, 2009 at 06:55 AM
"I feel much better than I did, but I’m not Kim. I go moments of being Kim, and then I get tired. ..." That's what she told the Waco Trib on Thursday. Even "moments of being Kim" will do! Sic 'em, Lady Bears!
Posted by: Michelle
Location: Central TX
on Mar 27, 2009 at 04:59 PM
What a remarkable coach!! Not sure there is much of anything that would keep her "sidelined"! Definitely a FIRECRACKER!!!
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