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Mina Brees Suffers Heart Attack


by: Karl-Thomas Musselman

Tue Jul 25, 2006 at 08:44 PM CDT


This is an old story from 2006. Mina Brees passed away August 8th, 2009.

Mina Brees, Democratic nominee for the 3rd Court of Appeals, Place 5 which includes Travis and 23 other counties, suffered a heart attack earlier this week as became known this afternoon. She survived the incident and in the care of her doctors is expected to make a full recovery (deeply saddening Tom DeLay who would like to keep the 3rd Court of Appeals from becoming more Democratic and less likely to play his games). The TDP released a statement late today.


A statement from Texas Democratic Party Chair Boyd Richie regarding the medical condition of Mina Brees:


"I am deeply saddened to hear that Mina Brees, Democratic Candidate for the Third Court of Appeals, suffered a heart attack this past weekend at her home in Austin. I am encouraged to hear that her doctor expects a full recovery. Our thoughts and prayers are with her and her family during this time. I pray that her recovery is swift and complete and I look forward to campaigning alongside with her as soon as she has fully recovered."


We here at BOR wish Mina Brees a speedy and full recovery and hope that our readers, while unable to do anything directly for her, could at the very least go to her website and sign up for updates or to volunteer or give in some way in place of flowers. Prayers, of course, are always accepted.


Update: Brees' fellow Democrat Bree Buchanan, running for the same court but in Place 6, has left a comment to this post with an update on Mina's condition (which is positive). Check it out.

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Update on Mina (5.00 / 1)
I spent some time with her in the hospital since her admission and she is doing remarkably well.  In fact, she continued to give directives regarding her campaign throughout her stay in intensive care!  She was up and out of bed today – texting on her blackberry, reviewing materials for the printer, speaking to friends on the phone and campaigning with the nurses. She has incredible drive and energy, and I look forward to having her back on the campaign trail very soon. 

Bree Buchanan
Candidate for 3rd Court of Appeals, Place 6
(512) 784-3361
www.breebuchanan.com


Oh my goodness (0.00 / 0)
My Dad had a heart attack and bypass surgery when I was in high school.  It is a scary experience, but thankfully we live in a day and age when medical technology makes surviving a heart attack the norm and thriving thereafter typical (if you have health insurance, of course).  We'll be thinking about you Mina!

Remember our four for the Third!


The campaign is still on! (0.00 / 0)
We need to remember that the best "Get Well Soon" gift we can give right now is our time and our money to ensure the 3rd Court swings to Democrats in this election cycle.  This is one of the absolute TOP priorities the party has and one of our single best chances at a pickup.  It's a VITAL court that hears everything out of Austin (which, as you know, is a LOT of important stuff!!!).

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