**BREAKING** Hillary just left 9/11 ceremony with medical episode.

a reply to: SoulOfCeres

For a female creature of image as she is, oh noes the embarrassment is so multi-faceted already. How long till we even see her in public again ought to be interesting....

a reply to: superstatue

look at the lady directly behind her. It looks like she might have jabbed her with something and thrown it on the ground right before she grabs her to hold her up?

Anyone see that?

a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

You can feel faint for as long as you are locking your knees, once the blood flow is impeded.

I have stood for long periods of time before, and felt wobbly for several minutes before I keeled over.

And what professional experience do YOU have?

originally posted by: DrHammondStoat

originally posted by: IAMTAT
Mike Cernovich on Twitter is reporting the sunglasses she was wearing today were anti-seizure 'Zeiss Z1 blue lenses'.

If her epilepsy is triggered by light the camera flashes at events are not going to help, maybe this is what happened the time she became dazed at the podium and her minder stepped in?

Notice how when that guy in the video steps up to the podium and puts his hand on her shoulder and she gets this little grin on her face while looking around in a daze??

Wonder what that's about?

a reply to: RetsuUnohana

Yes.
Two breaks in protocol.
The head of the detail left her side to open the door of the van.
The van should have arrived and waited on her come to it, but she waited for it to arrive.

originally posted by: kaylaluv
Just because someone faints, doesn't mean they are dying.

No but sure adds weight to those rumors of her being unhealthy , along with her unwillingness to release her health records.

Until I saw this video, I thought her health concerns was nonsense, not so much now.

originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

You can feel faint for as long as you are locking your knees, once the blood flow is impeded.

I have stood for long periods of time before, and felt wobbly for several minutes before I keeled over.

And what professional experience do YOU have?

You can't excuse poor health.

originally posted by: kaylaluv
Just because someone faints, doesn't mean they are dying.

Faints are usually sudden, no?

Those "fake" medical reports a few weeks ago could be real now.

My bet, multiple sclerosis..

She is worse than I thought..

a reply to: kaylaluv

Early reports said it took like 3 minutes to get her motorcade mobilized.

a reply to: butcherguy

Did you watch my video? People got pretty flustered.

Was she standing the whole hour and a half? Maybe she was locking her knees the whole time and started feeling bad because of it. It does affect some people more than others. It affects me and it affects my daughter pretty badly too. Both of us are in great physical condition - we're certainly not on death's door.

The fact that she was walking around and fine so soon afterwards tells me she just needed to get off her feet for a few minutes. It always works for me.

a reply to: kaylaluv

The fact that she was walking around and fine so soon afterwards tells me she just needed to get off her feet for a few minutes. It always works for me.

I'm sure her Dr. Feel good had something to do with that.

originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: Xcathdra

Right.

www.wunderground.com...

Cool, didn't have to hunt for a temp to the last page. That's in overheating territory for me if I don't have the lightest, thinnest possible clothing on, bro. And I'm from Florida. You'd think I'd be acclimated to that & much hotter, right? Yeah, no. Grew up there & never acclimated to it.
Moved way north a few years back and have had much more pleasant summers. Still overheated on a few hot days, and damn near passed out outside in 85* temps in shorts & a tank in July. That was a cooler day for us here, too. I'm not built for anything over 80, and my ideal temps are in the 60's. It's more than possible for an older woman dressed in what appeared to be heavy clothing to have similar issues with it, because BTDT. Call me a warm weather wimp all you want, it doesn't change how my body does, or rather doesn't, handle heat.

So, want to argue with me about the veracity of heat intolerance?

a reply to: Substracto

No not MS, but possibly Parkinsons with obvious dystonia. That is what Levadopa shots do, works like magic until you need another fix. That is why she was able to come back out later. Her meds kicked in.....MS drugs DO NOT work like that, especially if it has progressed beyond secondary MS...different neurological disorder....edit: Heat DOES affect MS patients tho, I am not saying it couldnt be possible, but I doubt it

a reply to: ColaTesla

I watched the video, it certainly doesn't look good for Hillary. She looks like she collapsed before entering the van.

a reply to: interupt42

The coughing that she's done for y-e-a-r-s? The lozenge she spit out? Yes, those things are nonsense.

Fainting because you have a bad case of the flu? Happens tons of times to lots of people who didn't die.

Fainting because you locked your knees for too long? Happens tons of times to lots of people who didn't die.

If they rushed her to the hospital or if they carried her out of Chelsea's apartment, I might say it could be serious. But she was walking and talking just fine less than an hour later - just like anyone else who fainted for locking their knees or who got a little overheated or who maybe didn't eat all day.

originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: butcherguy

Did you watch my video? People got pretty flustered.

Was she standing the whole hour and a half? Maybe she was locking her knees the whole time and started feeling bad because of it. It does affect some people more than others. It affects me and it affects my daughter pretty badly too. Both of us are in great physical condition - we're certainly not on death's door.

The fact that she was walking around and fine so soon afterwards tells me she just needed to get off her feet for a few minutes. It always works for me.

She is not well. I never seen anyone throw a Phlegm like this:
(I am surprised she is even standing.)



just saying,the reports are obviously true and she can no longer hide it.

gif by: IAMTAT

a reply to: Nyiah

If you sit inside in the AC all day of course you'll never acclimate. Hillary's been on the campaign trails for what over a year?