Dennis Quaid and fiancée Laura Savoie have made the hard decision to postpone their wedding amid rising fears of the coronavirus.
The actor, 65, explained the decision in a new interview with Extra.
“We are hunkered down. There is a lot of time to catch up on things,” Quaid said. “We were supposed to be married April 4 in Kauai. Craig T. Nelson gave us his house. It was going to be nice and small.”
Dennis added, “We postponed… once we started to hear about Italy… We have a few members of the family and friends who have low immune systems due to medical treatment,...
The actor, 65, explained the decision in a new interview with Extra.
“We are hunkered down. There is a lot of time to catch up on things,” Quaid said. “We were supposed to be married April 4 in Kauai. Craig T. Nelson gave us his house. It was going to be nice and small.”
Dennis added, “We postponed… once we started to hear about Italy… We have a few members of the family and friends who have low immune systems due to medical treatment,...
- 3/24/2020
- by Alexia Fernandez
- PEOPLE.com
Hospital Slammed Over Quaid Twins Accident
A California hospital has been blamed for a series of preventable errors which put the lives of nm0000598 autoDennis Quaid[/link]'s newborn twins in jeopardy.
nm1603027 autoThomas Boone[/link] and Zoe Grace are lucky to be alive after they were mistakenly given 1,000 times the normal 10-unit dose of blood-thinning drug Heparin by staff at Los Angeles' Cedar's Sinai Medical Center, shortly after they were born to a surrogate mother in November.
And now the U.S. Department of Public Health has criticised the medical facility for not following guidelines.
In a 20-page report, officials write, "This violation involved multiple failures by the facility to adhere to established policies and procedures for safe medication use.
"These violations caused, or were likely to cause, serious injury or death to the patients who received the wrong medication."
Quaid and his wife Kimberley recently announced they plan on suing Baxter Healthcare Corp. for mis-labelling the drug which left the babies critically ill.
nm1603027 autoThomas Boone[/link] and Zoe Grace are lucky to be alive after they were mistakenly given 1,000 times the normal 10-unit dose of blood-thinning drug Heparin by staff at Los Angeles' Cedar's Sinai Medical Center, shortly after they were born to a surrogate mother in November.
And now the U.S. Department of Public Health has criticised the medical facility for not following guidelines.
In a 20-page report, officials write, "This violation involved multiple failures by the facility to adhere to established policies and procedures for safe medication use.
"These violations caused, or were likely to cause, serious injury or death to the patients who received the wrong medication."
Quaid and his wife Kimberley recently announced they plan on suing Baxter Healthcare Corp. for mis-labelling the drug which left the babies critically ill.
- 1/10/2008
- WENN
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