I don't necessarily doubt the presence of a walking pneumonia, I'm simply saying it would not cause the incident in question. Her incident on September 11 was NOT "overheating", " fainting", and certainly NOT pneumonia. Her persistent coughing fits are NOT "allergies". Pick your reason- sedentary lifestyle, occult cancer, autoimmune disease, etc. Her doctor says she tested negative for clotting disorders. One just simply wouldn't tell you every single thing, omitting the damaging details. Besides, that's not how a physician would go about things.
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She could lose her medical license by doing so. There is also the problem with all these falls, and the wisdom of a patient taking Coumadin while falling with alarming frequency. I have never ever seen a single case of this in 20 years. It is never seen in practice, and is rarely even a test question for certification exams. Secondly, a transverse sinus thrombosis is an unusually rare condition, even among neurologists and neurosurgeons. obesity, smoking, autoimmune disease, cancer, clotting disorders. Patients with such clots usually have an underlying reason for them, i.e. WHAT IS SO INTERESTING ABOUT HER HISTORY?įirst of all, counting the clot in the head, Secretary Clinton has had three known serious blood clots since 1998. We now also have footage of the odd incident on September 11. We have pictures of Clinton being physically helped up stairs. We also know from videos that the patient falls. She has been on blood thinners ever since. During this evaluation, she was found to have transverse sinus thrombosis, a rare and potentially fatal condition involving clotting of one of the veins from the brain. Lisa Bardack admits that Secretary Clinton has an interesting past medical history that began in December 2012 with a concussion sustained from a fainting fall.
Thus, from the patient's private doctor's letter dated July 28, 2015, Dr. Reports from the patient's critics, political operatives, or hangers-on have to be ignored, due to bias or possible false reporting.
For me, the only things you can take as fact are the actual reports from her doctor and the things we have personally witnessed, i.e., a fall or a fainting spell.
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