Rudy Giuliani, the man who once brought the Mafia to its knees and stood defiant in the ashes of Ground Zero, is fighting yet another battle—and he's winning.
America's Mayor has been released from the ICU after a harrowing fight with pneumonia that landed him on a ventilator. At 81, he's breathing on his own again.
His advisor Ted Goodman shared the news: Giuliani is out of the intensive care unit and beginning his recovery. The family is grateful for the wave of love and prayers that have swept in from across the country.
This is the same fighter who cleaned up New York City and ran toward danger when others fled. He's built of the stuff that doesn't quit.
The power of prayer is real. They feel it. And the calls for continued support echo from those closest to him.
President Trump didn't hold back, calling Giuliani a true warrior and the best mayor New York City has ever seen. He decried the treatment Giuliani faced from political enemies, insisting that history will prove him right.
Rudy Giuliani's story is far from over. The man who took on the most powerful crime syndicate, rebuilt a shattered city, and refused to back down from any fight is now proving that the same fire still burns inside him.
He's out of the ICU. He's breathing on his own. And he's not done yet.
