Posted on 12/02/2022 6:01:31 AM PST by marcusmaximus
My wife had PC. She had the Whipple Surgery and many rounds of chemo.
Pancreatic cancer is cured only through a very serious surgical procedure—which he has not had. (It wouldn’t be hidden...its that significant.)
Without surgical intervention, it spreads to the liver, lungs, and the walls of the abdomen. The five year survival rate in the US is about 5%. Without intervention...its less than that.
If he has PC...to the degree they are describing...he would be dead by Easter.
He would also be yellow.
This doesn’t appear to be the case from the photos I’ve seen.
The other reports are colon cancer and spinal cancer. Supposedly Putin had abdominal surgery of some sort several months ago.
Also, I’m sorry about your wife,
Yes mam.... Have a nice day
My wife was exceptionally lucky and had world class care. She is 3 years past the diagnosis—not out of the woods, but further than most get.
The surgery would have him bed ridden for about ten days, and then barely able to walk for another month.
Falling on stairs and defecating is side effect of chemo as well. The chemo for colon and PC is brutal and cumulative. The first few rounds wouldn’t be noticeable. After 7 or 8....the effect is that the patient looks....”like a cancer patient.” After 10...its pretty close to killing a person. Interestingly, Chemo for PC doesn’t cause hair to drop out.
He looks sick. But doubt its PC. Its been too long. He would either be off the chemo by now—or he would be dead.
From what I remember Putin had the abdominal surgery either 4 weeks before the May 9 Victory Parade or immediately after the parade. Don’t remember exactly.
Exactly. This little Uke cabal on here are the most gullible folks on FR.
And the Clinton residence.
He probably thought that someone had pushed him.
Inside Bakhmut frontline 'littered with corpses' and 'colossal' losses
The Ukrainian commander of the Svoboda battalion, Petro Kuzyk, whose unit is one of those holding Bakhmut said his soldiers are staying in trenches full of corpses, fighting in extremely cold conditions and in knee-deep water against Russia's attacks.
... "I apologise for speaking slowly now, because I'm very cold – it's making me dizzy. I've now left the first line (since I was called). I'm warming up in the car, I'm almost falling asleep, because I haven't slept all this time. They charged yesterday, quite seriously. They felt a weakness in our defence, because (I will not name the numbers of the units, so as not to spoil their honour) there are units that are less motivated than ours. And yesterday they weakened our defence a little in the area just around the Bakhmut. Some units could not withstand this artillery onslaught and retreated.
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Aside from HIMARS Ukraine's front artillery has become smaller with less reach than those systems used on the other side. That will make it easier to counter it. Ukraine also has an acute lack of ammunition for those few weapons that still exist. It has long lost the artillery war.
The war in Ukraine is waged on an industrial level. But the 'west' and its Ukrainian proxy are not prepared for industrial warfare.
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Ukraine and NATO allies facing 'major issue' amid heavy fight against Russian forces
A retired US general has pinpointed a "major issue" for NATO as the West look to keep up with ammo demands as fighting in Ukraine continues to eat up Western stockpiles.
Ukraine is burning through ammunition and shells at a faster rate than the West can maintain according to retired US Air Force Colonel Cedric Leighton.
The former commander believes that NATO lacks the industrial base to replace depleted stockpiles and Ukraine continues to demand ammunition to use against Russian forces.
Mr Leighton told CNN: "The defence industrial base of all these countries, the NATO countries in Europe as well as the United States it is really not built for this kind of war.
Actually, it's the only way they can do it.
The guy is a murdering bass turd but, I hate seeing the elderly undergo this.
Esp. as I approach that age...
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