00:00Can you give an update on the condition of 50s?
00:04I mean, I'm going to leave that to the...
00:08Yeah, I mentioned at the outset that we have six patients that are in satisfactory condition, five children.
00:14We have two in serious condition, one adult, one child, and one patient yet in critical condition who's a child.
00:21Is somebody with this? Another patient was discharged from this time?
00:24Correct. I believe one patient was discharged, yeah.
00:27Yeah, we're discharging.
00:30One, maybe two this morning.
00:32Six in satisfactory, three in serious, and...
00:35Two in serious and one in critical condition.
00:38And one in critical, thank you.
00:41The two in serious are expected to survive?
00:44Yes, I believe so.
00:46I think it's more touch and go. I'd rather not share more detail at the present.
00:53I have a question for the doctor.
00:56I really appreciate you sharing, Lana's act, CBS News, the story about a member of the health care team who was there just supporting children because I think the entire nation is feeling a bit of that.
01:10And as you said, your attention is on the families, and I understand that a member of your team was both working as a health care provider and a mother.
01:21Can you tell us anything about the critical care pediatric nurse, Amy Jean Dreyer, and her actions yesterday?
01:32We can't. I mean, our structure of how we protect patients and families doesn't allow us to comment specifically on circumstances. I'm sorry.
01:39I understood. I just wanted to give you an opportunity to praise one of your own.
01:46I would, yeah. I'm going to defer. I would say all the families are asking for prayers and support, so that's about as much as I'm willing to share.
01:54We did have a number of people that have children at the school. One of our paramedics has a student there.
02:00I know several nurses have students there, so it was impactful for the whole organization, yeah.
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