Secretary of State Hillary Clinton admitted to hospital with blood clot following concussion

AP ^ | Sunday, December 30, 2012

[MinorityRepublican]

WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Hillary Clinton admitted to hospital with blood clot following concussion.

[txhurl]

Well, there’s some craziness.

[EQAndyBuzz]

“Reines says Clinton is being treated with anti-coagulants.”

Isn’t that how they kill vampires?

[gitmo]

She’s already done the amnesia thing in sworn testimony, hasn’t she?

[mass55th]

"Either this is a total lie, or she was whacked over the head in her home by someone not wanting her to testify on Benghazi."

Perhaps she threw an ashtray at Bubba again, and it boomeranged back, and hit her in the head.

[miserare]

WOW! Curiouser and curiouser.

The media told us that Price committed suicide. I never bought that line for one second.

[Gay State Conservative]

sometimes a clot will form in the leg if someone has been inactive for awhile.

That's true.Another possibility is that if there was,in fact,some sort of head injury a subdural or epidural hematoma could have resulted.I'm not sure of how quickly the onset is seen but I did work in an ER for some time so I have some familiarity with such issues...but certainly not *great* familiarity.

[Chode]

anything not to testify...

[50mm]

“Reines says Clinton is being treated with anti-coagulants.”

Isn’t that how they kill vampires?

How ironic:

Rodenticide - anticoagulant

[txhurl]

White House has no comment as of now either.

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How bout now?

[American Constitutionalist]

If she does not have the mental well being to perform her job as SOS and to testify for the Benghazigate hearings, then she should be deemed not mentally well to run for president in 2016.
After all ? trauma to the brain can come back many years later that could effect her to perform her job as president of the USA.
Hillary Clinton in effect of reviving trauma to her brain in this accident is not mentally capable to run for president in 2016.

[UCANSEE2]

Me, too, but it now appears that Hussein is more important in the organization, and the Xlintons less, than I believed.

Perhaps because the puppet masters have seen that racism works better than sexism. That it is easier for racists to get away with sexist acts than for sexists to get away with racist acts.

[muawiyah]

I met her 40 years ago in the early morning hours when she was lying there nekkid puking up a mixture of wine and bad pizza under my apartment door ~ she and Billzo and another woman had borrowed the apartment across the hall to party or something.

The Hildabeast started her downward course MORE than 30 years ago!

[ColdOne]

No nothing now either.

[txhurl]

Did you see #158?

[LibsRJerks]

Blood clot? Where? in her leg? her head? her heart?

The heparin would prevent further clots, but won’t get rid of this one.

Just by looking at her, I can tell this woman really does not take the best care of herself. She is overweight and all the traveling can make her prone to DVT’s as well.

Lady needs to slow down.

[NKP_Vet]

Conniving and swindling people your entire life takes a toll on anyone. Hillary Clinton is 65 but looks 75. Bill Clinton is 66 but looks 76. She’ll also NEVER testify on what she knows about Benghazi.

[LibsRJerks]

Blood clot? Where? in her leg? her head? her heart?

The heparin would prevent further clots, but won’t get rid of this one.

Just by looking at her, I can tell this woman really does not take the best care of herself. She is overweight and all the traveling can make her prone to DVT’s as well.

Lady needs to slow down.

[mass55th]

"Yes sitting a lot (airline seats?) is an issue for those affected. I had a biz colleague who was prohibited from flights > 1 hour because of clots."

Your comment reminded me of David Asman of Fox (Business) News. Back in 2005, he and his wife had flown to London. She had gone down to the hotel's gym, to get in a little exercise before they went out for the evening. She ended up having a stroke, and I believe it was from her sitting on the plane for the flight overseas. He wrote an opinion article for the Wall Street Journal about their experience with the British healthcare system, but unfortunately, it's no longer available at the link provided in the FR thread from that time.

[This I Wonder32460]

That is what I was thinking also.

[ColdOne]

yes