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if it were something really bad it surely would have leaked. may the power be with you jeremy, your a great motivator and saint, come back soon.

strato

Heard on sirius he is ok..Sharper was with him when it happened...

OldMaid

Originally posted May 27th 2010 12:52 PM PDT by TMZ Staff
New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey was rushed to a local hospital earlier today after an incident at the team's practice facility, TMZ has confirmed.

According to local reports, Shockey was suffering from "seizure-like symptoms" while inside the team weight room.

A league source told WGNO that Shockey was able to walk to the waiting ambulance without assistance.

Shockey was hospitalized right around this time last year after he was found unconscious at the Hard Rock in Las Vegas. A rep said at the time Shockey was "dehydrated."

UPDATE: The Saints coach has announced that Shockey will stay at the hospital overnight.

Meanwhile, Shockey just tweeted that he is "OK."


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Saintswrath

New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey is "doing fine" and recovering at Ochsner from what doctors diagnosed as a seizure, according to teammate Darren Sharper.

Sharper was one of a handful of teammates and staff who visited Shockey after he was taken away by ambulance after suffering seizure-like symptoms in the team's weight room Thursday afternoon following a morning practice.

Teammate says New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey is 'doing fine' and recovering at hospital | - NOLA.com

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Crusader

He posted this to his facebook:

Pete

Shockey for the score! Who-dat get well and help us destroy the Vikings!

Pete

For the touchdown we ain't playing " shockey hockey", although I'd bet shockey would be a warrior.

SAINT_MICHAEL

Glad to hear he's doing fine. Most importantly though is for the Drs. to figure out his issues and for him to do what is best for his health. I've seen nothing linking the two (so total speculation on my part), but if quitting football activities is part of what is best for his health (I'm hoping that is not the case!!), then we may be really thankfull we drafted Graham.

Like I say, total speculation. Stay strong Shockey. We want you catching passes for us for many more seasons and to come and to have a long healthy retirement as well.