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Normal Mailer Hospitalized
October 17, 2007

Norman Mailer has been hospitalized for a collapsed lung. He has had severe respiratory problems and this is the second time he's been in the hosptial. The Post reports that his children are with him in the ICU at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan.
"He's not in very good shape. It's breaking my heart," ex-wife Carol Mailer said yesterday. "He went in this time because his lung collapsed. . . . They got the scar tissue out, and the surgery was successful. "But I just don't think he's doing well. My heart is heavy," she said. Mailer, who was raised in Brooklyn and grew up to win two Pulitzer Prizes, was hospitalized over Labor Day in Boston for asthma.

But the 84-year-old dad "insisted on leaving the hospital to be at [daughter Maggie's] wedding" Sept. 8, even if he was too weak to walk her down the aisle, said Carol Mailer. An in-law at his home in Brooklyn yesterday said, "Everything's fine. He's recovering." Carol Mailer said: The kids are [at Mount Sinai] every day. "Norman still has a huge spirit and is making jokes," she said. "He was even thumb-wrestling. "He's an extraordinary man. He's a fighter."
We wish him a speedy recovery.

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