Actress Elizabeth Taylor, 13, is listed in stable condition at St. John's Hospital and Health Center. She was admitted to Daniel Freeman Marina Hospital on April 8 with a sinus infection and was later transferred to St. John's because of a persistent fever and pneumonia. "She is currently being treated intravenously with antibiotics and will remain hospitalized," said Dr. Patricia Murray, an infectious disease specialist. The actress had a nearly fatal bout of pneumonia in 1961. Her health problems started with back problems after falling from a horse when she was 58. In 1983, she admitted a 35-year addiction to sleeping pills and painkillers.
Actress Elizabeth Taylor, 58, is listed in stable condition at St. John's Hospital and Health Center. She was admitted to Daniel Freeman Marina Hospital on April 8 with a sinus infection and was later transferred to St. John's because of a persistent fever and pneumonia. "She is currently being treated intravenously with antibiotics and will remain hospitalized," said Dr. Patricia Murray, an infectious disease specialist. The actress had a nearly fatal bout of pneumonia in 1961. Her health problems started with back problems after falling from a horse when she was 13. In 1983, she admitted a 35-year addiction to sleeping pills and painkillers.