Paterno hospitalized, being treated for dehydration

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Joe Paterno Hospitalized for Dehydration
Published 5/15/2008 by BSD at Black Shoe Diaries: Front Page Posts
... I freaked out just like you did when I read the headline , but apparently it's not too serious. Joe Paterno was taken by ambulance to Mount Nittany Medical Center this morning where he is being treated for dehydration, said Guido D'Elia, spokesman for Penn State Football D'Elia said he was taken to the hospital after complaining of nausea, weakness and fatigue. Tests are being performed to rule out heart and other problems, and so far the tests have come back negative, D'Elia said. "They're just treating him for dehydration," D'Elia ...

Paterno Hospitalized; Everyone Else’s Heart Skips A Beat
Published 5/15/2008 by Run Up The Score! at Run Up The Score
... CDT says it was just for dehydration.

Paterno Rushed To Hospital, Suffering Dehydration
Published 5/15/2008 by jason at SPORTSbyBROOKS
The CENTRE (PA) DAILY TIMES reports that Joe Paterno was rushed to the hospital Thursday morning, after the Penn State coach complained of “ nausea, weakness and fatigue .” ...

Paterno Hospitalized for Dehydration
Published 5/15/2008 at Fanblogs.com
From the Centre Daily Times, Penn State head coach Joe Paterno has been hospitalized for dehydration. Joe Paterno was taken by ambulance to Mount Nittany Medical Center this morning where he is being treated for apparent dehydration, said Guido D'Elia, spokesman for Penn State Football D'Elia said the 81-year-old Penn State football coach was taken to the hospital after complaining of nausea, weakness and fatigue. Tests are being performed to rule out heart and other problems, D'Elia said. "They're just treating him for dehydration," D'Elia ...

Joe Paterno Goes to the Hospital
Published 5/16/2008 by Oops Pow Surprise <info@blackheartgoldpants.com> at Black Heart Gold Pants: Front Page Posts
... For all the good that quitting was supposed to do for me, now instead of feeling misused and needled, I'm just bored now. Sure, there's less stress, but people need some stress in their lives. It's what makes our blood move. It lets off endorphins. It makes us feel alive. No, the stationary life just isn't for me. But all I know is how to look after a doddering old fool who tells insane stories. Sigh. Wait a second... Paterno hospitalized? For dehydration?! Jesus Christ, he's lost without me. Utterly ...