This is a happy day for him and the entire Senate family, as I have received word that his wife, Mary Jane, after 3 weeks in intensive care, has now been taken out of intensive care. She still has a long way to go toward recovery, but at least that is a significant step forward after having spent so much time in the intensive care ward of the hospital. She has now been moved to a private room. So we are very happy for the Chaplain, who does such a good job watching over each of us, and we are grateful that his prayers, and those of others, have been answered. His wife is out of intensive care.
Harry Reid: “This is a happy day for him and the entire Senate family, as I have received word that his wife, Mary Jane, after 3…”
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Announcing the recovery of the Senate Chaplain's wife from intensive care.
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