HASBROUCK HEIGHTS — Gov. Chris Christie, in his first public appearance since leaving the hospital on Thursday after suffering from breathing problems, said he's feeling "fabulous." Christie was on his way to a press conference on Thursday when he had an asthma attack. He spent eight hours in the hospital, and said he quickly started feeling better after he...
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Gov. Chris Christie speaks to the media after being released from Somerset Medical Center last week. The governor was taken to the hospital after suffering shortness of breath related to his asthma. HASBROUCK HEIGHTS — Gov. Chris Christie, in his first public appearance since leaving the hospital on Thursday after suffering from breathing problems, said he's feeling "fabulous."
Christie was on his way to a press conference on Thursday when he had an asthma attack. He spent eight hours in the hospital, and said he quickly started feeling better after he was given oxygen.
Christie spent the weekend at a friend's barbecue and at a baseball game, and said he'll be heading back to the doctor this week for a check up.
"All is well," Christie said.
Previous coverage:
• Despite hospital stay, Gov. Christie says his asthma flareup did not impair his ability to govern
• Christie's asthma attack becomes national news, raises questions about governor's health
• Politicians, N.J. residents react to Gov. Christie hospital visit
• Gov. Chris Christie released from hospital, says he is a little tired but otherwise fine
• Gov. Christie is taken to hospital after having difficulty breathing
