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Meghan McCain Shares Health Update on Mom Cindy After Her Stroke
Cindy McCain is recovering well in Arizona after a mild stroke in Italy while working with the U.N. World Food Program, her daughter Meghan said on her podcast.
- On Oct. 14, Meghan McCain said her mother, Cindy McCain, suffered a mild stroke last week while working in Italy for the U.N. World Food Program.
- Because she is seven months pregnant, McCain explained long-distance air travel would not have been safe and she withheld public posts while her family gathered information.
- Medical updates show that Cindy McCain is cognitively completely fine but has some physical effects from the stroke and remains hospitalized, expected to be discharged shortly.
- Seeking medical clearance to travel, Meghan McCain said she is not allowed to fly that far yet, while her six siblings are "all hands on deck" caring for their mother.
- Cindy McCain said she is grateful to the medical staff in Italy and looks forward to continuing her recuperation at home in Arizona with her family after flying back.
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