Mich. administrator hospitalized with blood clot in leg

LANSING, Mich. — Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder was certified to an Ann Arbor area sanatorium Thursday with a blood clot in his right leg

Sara Wurfel pronounced a administrator was taken to St. Joseph Mercy Hospital after he beheld flourishing in his leg following some morning meetings.

It’s not transparent how prolonged Snyder will be in a hospital, and Wurfel didn’t know early Thursday dusk if he would stay overnight. But a administrator is in good spirits and good hands, Wurfel said. A blood clot is a risk when a prong becomes reduction active due to an injury, she said.

Snyder is “hoping to equivocate surgery,” she said.

Snyder has been suggested to cut behind his report and will be forced to cancel some appearances, including a scheduled luncheon debate Friday to a Michigan Press Association in Grand Rapids, Wurfel said.

The administrator still skeleton to privately broach his bill residence during a Capitol on Wednesday, she said.

Snyder tore his Achilles tendon after jogging in Florida during a New Year’s holiday. He can’t put weight on it and has been regulating crutches and an electric scooter. He was primarily propitious with a cast, that was after transposed with a protecting boot.

Senate Majority Leader Mike Kowall launched a website Thursday, GetWellGovernor.com

“He’s doing well, though we’re promulgation thoughts, prayers and good wishes to Gov. Snyder and his family during this time,” pronounced Kowall, R-White Lake.

“The administrator frequently talks about operative in ‘dog years,’ and we wish his liberation is only as fast.”

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