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Buffalo Bills co-owner Kim Pegula has been undergoing medical treatment for "unexpected health i sues." The Bills on Pegula's progre sion as she is making a recovery."Kim is progre sing well and is resting and rehabilitating from a health i sue. We are grateful for the medical profe sionals providing our case and to everyone their prayers and  Shabazz Napier Jersey well wishes. We ask that you please continue to respect our need for privacy during Johnathan Williams Jersey  this time."Pegula, 53, purchased the franchise alongside her husband, Terry, in 2014 and has played a direct role in the Bills' ongoing plans to construct a new stadium. The Pegula family initially announced that Pegula was receiving treatment June 14."Kim Pegula is receiving medical care as a result of some unexpected health i sues," the Pegula family said in a statement,. "We are very grateful for the progre s (Kim) has made over the past few  Ian Mahinmi Jersey days. She has an exceptional team of medical experts at her side. We ask that you keep Kim and our family in your prayers and ask that you respect our need for privacy."  Bills officials declined to elaborate on the initial statement, , which does not detail the severity of Pegula's health i sues, or where she is receiving treatment. Shortly after, the team i sued the following me sage on social media: "All of Bills Mafia is sending our love and prayers to you, Kim. We are with you and the entire Pegula family."Pegula is also the president John Wall Jersey  of Pegula Sports & Entertainment, she and Terry's company that oversees not only the Bills but the NHL's Buffalo Sabres, the National Lacro se League's Buffalo Bandits and Rochester Nighthawks, and the American Hockey League's Rochester Anzejs Pasecniks Jersey  Americans. Her husband, Terry, was to have a net worth of just under $6 billion.  Pegula has most recently headlined efforts by the Bills to finalize plans for a new $1.4 billion stadium in Orchard Park, New York, with the state recently approving a $600 million contribution to bring the project to fruition.