4um: Who is Hillary’s Handler?

Michael Jackson, Prince, and Elvis would travel with a personal doctor who could administer needed life-saving drugs and attention during a crisis. Remember when you thought famous people like Michael Jackson and Elvis had good medical care? What’s Clinton on?

Hillary appears to travel with her own Michael Jackson/Elvis style doctor. Who is he?

Hillary’s handler is part of her inner circle.

Huma Abedin is the only person closer to Hillary than this man who handles her, picured on the left.

Hillary looks “out of it” again. You can see her handler whispering into her ear. Is he hypnotizing her?

Here’s a picture of Hillary’s handler before he joined Secret Service. He’s in casual attire.

Hillary has suffered a brain injury during a fall. She either had a stroke, causing her to fall, or the fall caused her stroke. (Doctors were unsure whether the fall was the cause or effect of the stroke.)
The media is covering up Hillary’s obvious health problems.

Hillary’s health problems date back several years. Here you can see Hillary struggle to board an airplane, and then she falls down at the very end of the video.

Here you can see Hillary clearly fall down. Poor balance is associated with strokes/head injuries.

Hillary has frequent coughing fits, a side effect of her anti-seizure medication.

What drugs does Hillary take?

Where is her medical history?

The media is completely covering up this story.

We will continue to investigate it aggressively.

We saw this first “doctor” or handler during Hillary’s recent freeze-up. You can see Hillary’s handler, who at first glance would not be considered the alpha male of the group, reassure Hillary, speak to her using hypnotic language, and then move the Secret Service Agents out of the way. This handler is not an ordinary SS agent.

Reactions to the first video were similar. This is a weird situation, and clearly the handler is not ordinary Secret Service.

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He doesn't look like an M.D., more likely the Secret Service Crew Supervisor, imo.

But she probably travels with a medical professional, not necessarily an M.D. who might be too recognizable, which would lead to "uncomfortable questions" about her health. Because of her previous ( and ongoing?) medical problems, I think Hillary travels with an experienced nurse on hand who could administer life saving measures should an emergency arise.

Here's a Wash Post from 12/31/2012 when Hillary suffered her fall - because we see signs of physical and mental decline in the present, I thought it would be helpful to revisit what was said by physicians at the time - hindsight is 20/20 vision as the saying goes...

The [blood] clot is in the transverse sinus, a large vein that goes around the inner wall of the skull at the back of the head. Her clot is on the right side; there is a similar sinus on the left.

The condition can cause permanent brain damage, coma or death if not detected and treated in time. In Clinton’s case, however, it appears to have caused few if any symptoms and to be responding to treatment with blood-thinning drugs.

Almost three weeks ago, Clinton, who is 65, reportedly became severely dehydrated with an intestinal infection. She fainted, fell and hit her head, suffering a concussion. Whether those events are related to the blood clot is unknown, with experts offering divergent opinions.

Cerebral venous thrombosis — the general term for Clinton’s condition — is rare. It occurs in about four out of every million adults per year. It is somewhat more common in children. Head trauma, pregnancy, cancer, brain infection, autoimmune diseases and inborn clotting abnormalities are all predisposing factors. Some experts believe severe dehydration may be as well.

Clinton has had at least one previous blood clot, in her right leg in 1998. She was treated with blood-thinning drugs for several months. In her memoir she attributed the clot to “my nonstop flying around the country.” Airplane flights lasting longer than six hours appear to be a slight risk factor for developing leg clots, known as deep venous thromboses (DVTs).

Head trauma can cause blood in a venous sinus to clot, but it almost always has to be severe enough to cause a skull fracture, said Aaron S. Dumont, director of cerebrovascular surgery at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia.

“It’s probably a coincidence,” he said of Clinton’s fainting spell and the clot. He noted, however, that her history of a blood clot in the leg may indicate a predisposition to clotting.

But Gregory Piazza, a cardiologist and vascular medicine specialist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, said he thinks a fall serious enough to cause a concussion could have caused the clot. It is also possible that a clot could have caused the fall. “Either could be a possibility in this case,” he said...

A State Department official who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss Clinton’s medical status in greater detail said she is unlikely to return to Washington this week, as once planned, and is unlikely to travel overseas again as secretary. The long flights and sleep deprivation common to her travel schedule would be too difficult because of her new medical restrictions, the official said....