Billy Graham Put in the hospital with Pneumonia

Billy Graham Billy Graham was put in the hospital Wednesday with pneumonia, but is "reacting well" to treatment, based on his repetition. "According to test results, doctors for Billy Graham confirm proper diagnosis of pneumonia, but they are urged he's reacting well to anti-biotics," Graham's repetition, A. Ray Ross, tweeted on Thursday. Graham's pulmonologist, Dr. Mark Hellreich, also launched an argument which was published on Graham's website Thursday stating that the 93-year-old evangelical is "in stable condition." Take a look at videos of Billy Graham On Wednesday, Ross tweeted that Graham have been accepted to Mission Hospital in Asheville, N.C., for strategy to his lung area. Based on Ross, Graham was "alert" and smiling and waving in the hospital staff upon his entrance. No date continues to be looking for his discharge, but based on his website, "Mr. Graham is searching toward coming back the place to find spend the approaching Christmas holiday together with his family." Graham, who rose to fame within the '40s when his sermons were broadcast around the tv and radio, has stayed with 12 sitting U.S. Presidents going dating back to Harry S. Truman.