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Injured St. Croix Lutheran Elevated School senior Jenna Privette remained hospitalized Monday, unqualified to feel anything below her waist after reinjuring her spinal cord during a hockey line of work Friday night, her dad said.

Jenna Privette's spirits, however, were lifted over the weekend when she was visited by Leslie Jablonski, the ma of Jack Jablonski, the Benilde-St. Margaret's hockey player who suffered a paralyzing damage on the ice a week earlier.

Leslie Jablonski spent several minutes with Privette, 18, at Hennepin County Medical Center, delivering a get well liable act and jelly beans from Benilde students to his daughter, Dan Privette said Monday.

"His fuss over was very gracious and helpful. She was really comforting to Jenna," he said.

Dan Privette said his daughter still has no emotion below her waist while she has pain in her upper body.

"There hasn't been a lot of change," he said.

HCMC spokeswoman Christine Hill said Privette was in acceptable condition.

Source: Pioneer Press

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