Westside and Quick Striders coach Kwabene Brown is back in intensive care following a second surgery last Thursday, according to an e-mail sent by USATF-S.C.
The e-mail said his brain was swelling.
Per family and doctor's request, he is not allowed phone calls or vistors at this time.
Brown out of intensive care
Westside and Quick Striders coach Kwabene (KB) Brown is out of intensive care. More details are not available at this time.
The e-mail said his brain was swelling.
Per family and doctor's request, he is not allowed phone calls or vistors at this time.
Brown out of intensive care
Westside and Quick Striders coach Kwabene (KB) Brown is out of intensive care. More details are not available at this time.
Westside coach Kwabene Brown in intensive care
Westside and Quick Striders track and field coach Kwabene (KB) Brown is intensive care at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta where he had surgery Thursday morning for a brain aneurysm, according to e-mail sent by the USATF-SC association.Audio | MP3 | Quick Striders athletes on coach K.B. Brown
Brown was rushed to an Anderson hospital Wednesday following the emergency at 11 a.m.
At USATF Junior Olympics State meet last weekend in Rock Hill, Quick Striders club members and Brown managed hurdle setup.
More information will be posted as received.