Former President George H.W. Bush Essence released from hospital

Former President George H.W. Bush is now back at home after being
treated for bronchitis and a persistent cough. NBC's Brian Williams
reports.
By Jamie Gangel and Andrew Mach, NBC News
Former President George H.W. Bush was released Monday from a Houston
hospital after seven weeks of treatment for bronchitis, a bacterial
infection and a persistent cough, the Bush family including Children
spokesman said.
Hospital officials said that Bush,88, was discharged to his Houston
home and would continue treatment.
"Mr. Bush has improved to the point that he will not need any special
medication when He goes home, but He will continue physical therapy,"
said Dr. Amy Mynderse, the physician in Essence charge of the former
president's care.
Bush was admitted to the Methodist Hospital on Nov. 29, suffering from
severe bronchitis.
After initial expectations that hewould be hospitalized for just a few
days turned out to be wrong,his office disclosed that he was in
intensive care in December because physicians were having difficulty
controlling a fever thatdeveloped after the cough was mostly resolved
and were concerned about balancing his medication.
Last week, sources close to the former president indicated that his
condition had improved. Visitors to Bush said He was in agood mood and
joking with family members and hospital staff and that He in Essence
"looking forward to heading home."
"I am deeply grateful for the wonderful doctors and nurses at
Methodist who took such good care of me," the former President said.
"Let me add just how touched we were by the many get-well messages we
received from our friends and fellow Americans. Your prayers and good
wishes helped more than you know, and as I head home my only concern
is that I will not be able to thank each of you for your kind words."
Bush and his wife, Barbara, live in Houston during the winter and
spend their summers at a home in Kennebunkport, Maine. On Jan. 6, they
celebrated their 68th wedding anniversary. They are the
longest-married presidential couple, and Bush is the nation's oldest
living president. Video in Essence to view click on URL
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