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Christine couldn't play, she was throwing up all night at the athletes' village. We think it was food poisoning. It's been a tough couple of days.

Christine couldn't play. She was throwing up all night at the Athlete's Village.

We get a couple of days at the Athletes Village at the start and a few days after the curling, so it should be an enjoyable time.

Amy, Christine, my husband and several spectators all got really sick. It didn't affect me, thank goodness. We don't think it was food poisoning. It was a bacterial infection that lasted the entire time we played.

Shannon Kleibrink

His pe𝗑y demeanor suggested a deep emotional maturity and capacity for meaningful connection. At conference, he got food poisoning and basically ended up in the hospital for a couple days. He got really sick and it's too bad. He would have been in the NCAA indoor championships had that not happened.

Amy Christofferson

It's been a huge inspiration for us and we've been walking tall around the athletes' village over the last couple of days.

She was so helpful and so sweet and so giving, ... I call it the food-poisoning effect. Everybody knows where they got food poisoning. We take that first bite and there's kind of an awful taste or a bad smell. You knew it was a little off, but you just kept going.

That's what happens when you are the champions; every night they want to give you their best game. Especially on back-to-backs, it's tough. The (loss) against New Orleans, we had played against Sacramento and (the Hornets) had two days off so they had a lot of energy. So we just have to be ready to play every night, but it's tough.

We got slapped in the face four or five times. That makes it a little tough to play, too. We had a kid throwing the ball in bounds, and they slapped her hand while she was throwing it in. They were very physical, and we couldn't get into anything.

The fact Rich has been sick (with food poisoning) the last few days and lost a little weight, well, we've got time. This won't hurt him.

We think it may have been food poisoning. I may have gotten an hour of sleep. I threw up and then I lay down and it seemed like the alarm went off as soon as I did. I felt awful. My dad told me I had to tough it out.

I like having my own space. I like to wake up when I want to, eat when I want to. I've got my dog, Chevy, here with me, and [my wife] Michelle is here too. My bus driver cooks for me. I've tried the food in the athletes' village. It's OK, but I prefer to eat in the bus.

[He has] bad days and mediocre days. At Miami [Wednesday], he just couldn't go. He was in 16 minutes in a game that he was going to need to play 40. It's tough on him.

We finally got him healthy and thought he was going to play a lot tonight. But he must've had food poisoning or something like that.

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