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Paula's Story

A tragic loss has made a TV meteorologist aware of medical storm clouds

It wasn't supposed to end this way: a teacher at the pinnacle of her career, a mother approaching "grandchildren time," a wife secure in 32 years of marriage. She was taken from her students, her children, her husband, her family and her friends by a silent killer called Pulmonary Embolism.

The tragedy began with a simple broken ankle sustained when Paula tried to put up her Mardi Gras decorations in January 2002, when she was 54.1 quickly drove her to a local hospital and wasn't too concerned ... after all, it was "only" a broken ankle. People break bones all the time. But Paula knew better. When the doctor told her ...

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