Posted on 06/22/2014 5:08:56 PM PDT by seanmerc
Because theyre waiting For that nasty Rash on Bill be Blasio’s face to clear up.....
I think she, additionally, has bad “mojo”.
Is this about playing the poor ole’ me routine to gain sympathy from the Dems - to pave the wave for Chelsea to get into politics?
She surely can’t run for President now. So it is up to Chelsea.
Maybe she was told it’s time for Jeb Bush.
It would be poetic justice if Ed Klein’s book outsells Hillary’s.
What? Heart valves don't pump.
Oh yeah,
I’m going to send her a pack of Marlboros.
A-Fib is very common but can be controlled. When the doctor’s replace her valves they could scar up a portion of her hear to reduce the A-Fib occurrences. Not knowing which valves aren’t working is another consideration. DH had an aortic replacement (mechanical) and is now doing well after 3 years. I had a mitral valve (tissue) replaced 2 months ago, with the heart scaring procedure. A-Fib has been under control since the surgery. In 3 months doctor should know if it holds and that portion is somewhat back to normal. Though it is open heart surgery for either valve, the mitral valve appeared to be much easier on the patient (me) No pain tablets needed. DH had pain...but being a male (whimpering babes) how one can be painful and the other not does make one wonder. Two of us are on warfarin and are making regular dates with our warfarin clinic to check for INR...blood clotting time.
As she has so many flying around her throne, she could easily travel under supervision, If she has had warfarin and suddenly stopped — then when she looks in a mirror she sees a real ignoramus staring back.
.......“She has to be carefully monitored for the rest of her life.”
THAT we ALL know.
My mother takes wayfarin for A-fib - this has been going on for years. I had half my thyroid removed years ago and take thyroid pills - no biggie.
Not sure that this is that big a deal....well except for the fainting. Seems like she’s way better off than Dick Cheney was.
He’s safe now. The book is already out.
How did all this info get past the Dr/Patient privacy?
Yeah, after all, it's not like she would ever *rally* have to take a 3 AM phone call, need an actual 'sound mind and body' to weigh using the 'nuclear trigger' option, or be able to handle 18 hr days consecutively or negotiate close-in and personal with Putin (AND w/o fainting) ...
By the FBI RICO squad.
Probably has bad breath and bad BO too
How about TIA?
A transient ischemic attack (TIA) is a transient episode of neurologic dysfunction caused by ischemia (loss of blood flow) – either focal brain, spinal cord or retinal – without acute infarction (tissue death). TIAs have the same underlying cause as strokes: a disruption of cerebral blood flow (CBF), and are frequently referred to as mini-strokes. TIAs cause the same symptoms associated with stroke, such as contralateral paralysis (opposite side of body from affected brain hemisphere) or sudden weakness or numbness. A TIA may cause sudden dimming or loss of vision (amaurosis fugax), aphasia, slurred speech (dysarthria) and mental confusion. But unlike a stroke, the symptoms of a TIA can resolve within a few minutes or 24 hours. Brain injury may still occur in a TIA lasting only a few minutes. Having a TIA is a risk factor for eventually having a stroke or a silent stroke.[1][2]
I’ve had A-Fib for over 10 years now. When I had my open heart surgery a year and a half ago to bypass four coronary arteries and repair a torn valve, they tried scarring around the valves and even closing the outcropping in the atrial chamber that allows blood to sit and coagulate. It didn’t work to correct my A-Fib. I will live with it the rest of my life. I have no overt symptoms, except a high heart rate, but I will be on Warfarin anti-coagulation therapy for the rest of my life. The danger from A-Fib is that the blood can sit and form a clot in this outcropping in the atrial chamber and this clot can be “thrown” into the blood stream and cause a stroke. Lots of people have A-Fib and live with it. Left untreated though, like Hillary stopping her blood thinner, can increase one’s risk for stroke quite dramatically.
It sounds like Clinton might also have some valve problems, maybe even some occluded coronary arteries. Stents or bypasses can fix these problems in most folks if they don’t have a heart attack and die before they are corrected surgically. Many people 66 years of age have these “old age” heart issues. But I am no sure how advisable it would be for someone to take on a 2 year campaign for president, where the pressure and stress from the long days, incessant traveling and not eating right with no exercise can wreak havoc on even a young person’s body.
At 66 years old myself, I am just glad to be alive, recovered from heart surgery, and able to function enough to operate our cattle farm in my retirement. Running for public office would be out of the question. But I think Hillary’s insatiable appetite to feed her ego about being the first female president will take priority over taking care of her health at her age.
Oh well then. I’m sure that she’d make a fine president. /s
I could have told you that!
The beauty of government healthcare!
You will get ‘peon’ care; cheap benefits (which you payed for five times over in taxes) just like illegal immigrants and crack-whores. Equality, right?
She will get the gold plated, fly the specialist in from Singapore, no cost is too great service reserved for high ranking Party members (which you also payed for five times over in taxes). ‘Cause some of us are more ‘equal’ than others.
Does this open the tee pee for Fakeahontas?
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