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Old 11-26-2007, 04:36 PM   #11
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Re: Sean Taylor Shot in the Thigh: CNN News

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Right now on redskins tv they are saying he is "Clinging to life in Intensive Care"
Our Prayers go out to Sean ...
They are saying Sharpstein is saying he is in Very very bad shape..
Not Looking good guys... Please I dont care what religion you are. or if you are athiest or what ever do what ever you have to worship who you have to .. that Sean survives.. then we worry about him playing again. They are saying that IF he does survive this there is a possibility of brain damage due to the amount of loss of blood.
It's all unknown at this point. We still don't even know if his coma was induced by the doctors. We've heard reports that he needed to be revived. We've heard that he may be brain damaged. We've heard that he could die. We've heard so many things I don't know what to think.

But, by all accounts he bled profusely and his femoral artery was ruptured, if not severed. It doesn't look good, but everything is up in the air.
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