Kennedy resting at home after seizure

US senator Ted Kennedy was said to be doing well today after he was released from the hospital following his seizure at Barack Obama’s inaugural lunch event.

Thu, 22 Jan, 2009 - 07:20

US senator Ted Kennedy was said to be doing well today after he was released from the hospital following his seizure at Barack Obama’s inaugural lunch event.

Mr Kennedy’s office said the 76-year-old Massachusetts Democrat was resting at home and in good spirits.

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