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Dolphy’s condition Thursday ‘the best so far’, says son

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Dolphy. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO/MIKE ALQUINTO

MANILA, Philippines — Comedy King Rodolfo “Dolphy” Vera Quizon’s condition Thursday has been “the best so far” since he was admitted at the Makati Medical Center last week, one of his children, said Friday morning.

In a text message to INQUIRER.net around 8:30 a.m., Ronnie Quizon said that while there really wasn’t any update on his father’s health, “yesterday was so far the best day since he went to the hospital.”

He said even the doctors told them that they could go home and take some rest after keeping a close watch on their father who remained at the hospital’s intensive care unit.

“Pag gabi kasi, we let our father rest, and evry1 [everyone] tries to get some rest too,” Ronnie said.

He said something only happens at night when there’s an emergency, but added that “nothing” bad happened Thursday night.

“So to us, no news is good news at night,” Dolphy’s son said.

Actor-director Eric Quizon, Dolphy’s other son and family-appointed spokesman, told reporters Thursday that Dolphy’s vital signs improved Wednesday night until Thursday morning, prompting his doctors to give the “go” signal for a dialysis for the actor’s failing kidneys.

“This will help my father by removing the excess bodily fluids in his kidneys. He also had a blood transfusion,” Eric said.

He said, however, that Dolphy’s platelets remained low and that there was hemorrhage or internal bleeding.

Nonetheless, they found a “glimmer of hope” after Dolphy opened his eyes and looked around his room, Eric said.

Eric said his father had been suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease for the last five years.

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Tags: Celebrities , Dolphy , Entertainment , Health

  • O.o

    DNR

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/NNAJQQUKFAB4DITXYZPSG26FYA Martin

    Dolphy’s condition is being played in the media non-stop. And his children are being interviewed left and right. News about Dolphy has overshadowed the events of the days. In the meantime, poverty and the country’s problems have to be placed at the back seat.

  • jtpa

    He is already 82, have accomplished so much and have a beautiful life. The media should leave him and his family alone. Let them have a quality time together. Hwag nyo nakawin ang oras nila sa isa’t isa.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_Q3QGG5QHBLRMZTIYWUFURY6J2E Night

    let us pray for him and family… any extra time they can get together is priceless! Go Dolphy God Bless and more strength

  • Meow Ming

    idol ko si pidol.

  • kilabot

    kwidaw. minsan kung kelan akala mo bumubuti ang lagay, saka naman natutuluyan. dolphy deserves his rest.

  • http://www.facebook.com/angelito.santos3 Angelito Santos

    Kung gusto na ni lord kunin si tito dolphy ay dalangin nating mga pilipino na bigyan siya ng mapayapang pagpanaw, kayong mga artistang politiko wag na kayong magpapogi sa makati med. kilala natin ang mga iyan may mga senador at congresswomen, councilors. at etc, give respect to tito dolphy and his family, malapit na ang election hindi kailangan ng madlang pipol ang mga pagmumukha ninyo! mahiya kayo!



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