Posted on 09/21/2016 8:27:38 AM PDT by detective
I wonder if she can feel her left eye start to move inward so then she looks to the right to make it less evident.
It's really too late to stop this because no prosecutor or anyone for that matter is going to risk jail tie for interfering with a Presidential election, which carries with it .a stiff prison term Up to this point it's all been "talk" from the Oversight committee to the Dept's throughout our Governance. If they were really going to get her they would have done so by now. Imo....but nobody is willing to stick their own neck out to do that.
That’s Hillary “pushing on through” these tremors and various other symptoms of her underlying medical condition they’re hiding....she is obviously not well.
There are times this woman looks like a scary loon, period!
Looks like the "Pill rolling" finger thing going on here...
This was a year ago this month.....I suppose she had pneumonia then too...
“Maybe she is morphing into a lizard.”
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She’s always been a lizard! This is just a sign she’s engaging in her annual skin shedding.
You are lucky you have any intestines at all. Or are alive.
You sound like mine. Dr OD him on Crestor, he was jerking like some one took an cattle prod to him. Had to threaten to sleep in another bed if he didn’t go back on the old cholesterol med. He’d of died if I didn’t and I knew it. I won. I’m not ready to lose him any time soon.
I know I’m stubborn and hate the ER, but even I know when to give in. I react to a lot of meds, most are just local things that go away in a few days or a round of Predisone for Hives. But that Vertigo was not going away, took hubby 5 hrs to convince me to go to ER. Took them 4 hrs and 2 drugs to just get my eyes under control. Now I have Meniere’s unbalanced pressures in the ears. Causes the same symptoms. And for a first Vertigo attack I was very old, as it comes from 30-40 usually. I was 63.
No humor was intended...
That’s her all right!
You’re a natural humorist, then.
I know, this was about ten years ago at a time when I still felt that I was invincible. I didn't take it seriously, until I had a “probationary” (beginning fire fighter) on an overtime day. We were talking and he told me that his dad who was the same age as me had just died from peritonitis from a ruptured appendix. Despite what my wife and the doctors and the nurses told me about the seriousness of my problem I didn't really take them seriously until talking to the young probationary firefighter.
Over the years I have had a lot of dangerous past times and much more than my share of close calls. Early death from traumatic injuries related to dangerous occupations and hobbies among male relatives has been an issue in my family. I think that the common sense part of our brains that helps keep others safe takes longer than normal to develop. I remember standing at the edge of a cliff with a hang glider strapped to my back, thick clouds kept forming at the launch site so I couldn't see a thing, but I got impatient and jumped anyway. It was like a dream as I dropped for what seemed like a long time until my wing got up to flying speed and I popped out of the cloud just above tall fir trees. It was stupid but I didn't feel afraid or even much of a thrill. I am old enough now that I now realize that life is precious and it is stupid to take crazy chances especially for nothing.
As many of my male relatives have gone into the Military as long as I can remember I can understand that. It’s what drives men and some women into Law, Fire and EMT work. I’ve never had the ability or size to be that athletic.
While I won’t say I’m a dare devil, I’m very vocal, had to learn to be, it took years and asking God to cure the natural shyness that tied my tongue. But when you have a child murdered you want justice, and there was no one but me to see he got what I could eke out of the Injustice System. So I learned to research, and speak out. And join protest for Victims Rights. As a result Tenn. is one of the few states that has Constitutional Rights not just Statutory Rights for Crime Victims. And the perp served every day I could fight for in prison until he maxed out his ‘good behavior time’. The powers that be were not happy with me. It’s spilled over into fighting a State Income Tax and then into the federal level.
Now I’m 68, have multiple health issues that are not curable or fixable than leave me with just the computer to do what I once did in person.
We are both older and hopefully wiser. And above all blessed by GOD.
I am so sorry to hear of the terrible tragedy that you have been through and your physical problems. I am glad that you were able to fight back and are still able to use your wits and the computer to help with other causes. You certainly are correct about God.
Stubbornness and an ability to take action quickly during risky situations were helpful in my chosen profession of firefighter. But at many points in my life it was by the Grace of God that I lived to breath another day; my impatience and at sometimes outright stupidity should have done me in.
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