McCain’s Wife in Hospital After Stroke
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Cindy McCain, wife of Republican Sen. John McCain, was hospitalized in stable condition after suffering a small stroke.
McCain, who left a book tour stop in New York City to be with his wife, said she would not require surgery or a lengthy hospital stay.
Cindy McCain, 49, had minor bleeding in her brain, and her speech was mildly affected, said Robert Spetzler, medical director of the Barrow Neurological Institute at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Phoenix.
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