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Hillary's health
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Oh, I think many of us suspected that they didn't want to go to the hospital because then more people would know whatever they're trying to hide.
A lot of medical professionals have been saying that Parkinson's disease best explains what we've been seeing for the past couple of months. In your opinion can pneumonia cause someone to bob their head uncontrollably? Does it cause someone to freeze stiff like we saw before she was drug into the van? I'm not a medical professional, but to me that just seems like it has to be neurological.
She may have pneumonia now, but I think that's not all she has. And I don't think they want people to know what she has. If she has Parkinson's disease that would make her physically unfit for POTUS--not that her fans wouldn't still vote for her. But I do think that's why she didn't go to the hospital. More people would think she's physically unfit.
Here is an interesting article on this topic: We need unbiased medical exams for presidential candidates - Chicago Tribune
I'm not quite sure how one would go about finding an unbiased doctor to review the president's health (and whether he/she is physically/mentally sound to be president). Wouldn't any doctor be inherently biased based on their personal views? I do, however, think the article raises a valid point. There should probably be an independent review/assessment of the president's health.
I'm not quite sure how one would go about finding an unbiased doctor to review the president's health (and whether he/she is physically/mentally sound to be president). Wouldn't any doctor be inherently biased based on their personal views? I do, however, think the article raises a valid point. There should probably be an independent review/assessment of the president's health.
I hate to say anything that could possibly be misconstrued as pro Hillary, but I have suffered from dehydration many times. My symptoms range from slightly dehydrated with minor cramps in my hands and limbs, to moderately dehydrated with severe cramps in major muscle groups through severely dehydrated where I become disorientated, weak, and possibly collapse. This summer I was working outside (when I am working I sometimes forget to eat and drink) and I came near collapse, I told them not to call an ambulance, to just help me to the shade and give me my salt water. I drink from 1 to 2 gallons of salt water a day in the summer and a quart or more all year.
I understand not wanting to go to the hospital. When I get dehydrated I know what I need. I was not perky after 45 minutes, but I was out of danger. Now they have changed their story several times so you cannot believe anything they say.
When she was hauled to the van it was alarming. When they gave the dehydration story I couldn't see how she could have become "that" dehydrated, but her outward symptoms were nearly exactly the same as mine this summer. In my case, there were a couple of folks that were pretty alarmed, that wanted to call an ambulance, but I had to assure them that I would be fine in a little while.
I understand not wanting to go to the hospital. When I get dehydrated I know what I need. I was not perky after 45 minutes, but I was out of danger. Now they have changed their story several times so you cannot believe anything they say.
When she was hauled to the van it was alarming. When they gave the dehydration story I couldn't see how she could have become "that" dehydrated, but her outward symptoms were nearly exactly the same as mine this summer. In my case, there were a couple of folks that were pretty alarmed, that wanted to call an ambulance, but I had to assure them that I would be fine in a little while.
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History repeating itself...
Was watching a new FDR documentary(*) on Netflix. They show the efforts the media and government went to too hide Roosevelt's condition (polio and chronic heart disease). Obviously long before camera phones or when regular people carried a camera.
I can't imagine how many lives and dollars (think Cold War, Korea, Vietnam...) may have been saved if we had a fully functioning president at Yalta when Europe and the world were being divided up.
Wonder how long until Hillary's poor health adversely impacts our country to the same depth as FDR.
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(*)David Reynolds, World War Two: 1945 and the Wheelchair President
Was watching a new FDR documentary(*) on Netflix. They show the efforts the media and government went to too hide Roosevelt's condition (polio and chronic heart disease). Obviously long before camera phones or when regular people carried a camera.
I can't imagine how many lives and dollars (think Cold War, Korea, Vietnam...) may have been saved if we had a fully functioning president at Yalta when Europe and the world were being divided up.
Wonder how long until Hillary's poor health adversely impacts our country to the same depth as FDR.
edit to add:
(*)David Reynolds, World War Two: 1945 and the Wheelchair President
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My layman's perception here was that she might have just been weak, barely able to stand. They had her leaning back against that cement barrier, thus the head was bobbing backwards. When it was time to move forward, she couldn't do it. The jerking was perhaps more that she was being pulled on.
Twice before, she's passed out in public when supposedly dealing with a minor illness. On one of those occasions, no one caught her.
Did you ever have an episode of dehydration that caused your head to bob uncontrollably?
If that were the only instance, I suppose that could explain it. But what about all the things taken together over the past few months? To me, dehydration and pneumonia doesn't explain all of it. What about her wild gestures when the balloons dropped that the DNC? What about her other wild gestures and head bobbing? At the van, we're not given a close up look.
I've had cramping before. I've been dehidrated. The facial expressions I've made I doubt look anything like Hillary did those other times.
The weird head-bob video just feels like a grandma trying to act funny/surprised by someone. It was awkward and cringe, but I don't think it was a health thing.
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Tenotomy or tenodesis, often depends on your activity level and age but I just read a recent article showing little difference between the two. Eight anchors is a lot! What in the world did you do to that shoulder?
Since we're discussing it... Oh you got me started.
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