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Fb: Martelly has been diagnosed with Pulmonary Embolism???! 
Posted: 18 April 2012 03:44 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 13 ]
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Benz - 18 April 2012 09:04 AM
Rho thank you for the informed opinion. Too many crackpot medical opinions going on here...


PE is only confirmed by a CAT scan.

Symptoms, such as described, can be attributed to many causes.

Claiming his life was never in danger means that he did not have PE.

PE is lodged in the lung and a diagnosis is not complete without a CAT scan.

The sling was a PR joke unless he had a butcher performing his arthroscopic surgery 8 days earlier.

I believe that Haiti has a CAT scan machine at Bernard Mevs Hospital.

Boarding a commercial flight and being prescribed anticoagulant drugs without PE confirmation is very dangerous.

Oxygen would have been required of him during the flight by American Airlines.

PE is very dangerous and at altitude

So, with severe chest pains in place, hoping on a commercial flight to Miami is absurd.

That didn't happen, and American Airlines wouldn't have allowed it.

"PE" is taken very seriously by airlines as deaths have been associated with air travel and as such a period as 3.5 hours.

Flying the President of Haiti on American Airlines with severe chest pain in affect would NOT happen.
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Posted: 18 April 2012 04:10 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 14 ]
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lol

you think what this click of vagabond is doing right not has something to do with the armylol...



You're the naive one my friend. Have you been to Haiti lately? Have you seen these guys all over the place with their guns and rag-tag army uniforms on? If you think they are going to sit by idly and let the government completely bypass them and install a completely new army devoid of their participation, you are the one who is mistaken.

Once you have such a large and armed group trying to forcefully impose it's will on the government, it means trouble is brewing. They restrained themselves this time, but if the shit really hits the fan, they are just one baby step away from coup... or maybe that's what you're hoping for.


About 15 MINUSTAH soldiers or 3 US Marines can take care of this without any trouble. They wouldn't even need to be armed, because the "army officials" would be too scared to defy those countries.

It makes me sick that I'm rooting for foreigners over Haitians, but these clowns put shame on everyone.
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Posted: 18 April 2012 05:53 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 15 ]
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I hope he'll get better soon, the country need him.

From what I see, he really want for the country to move forward, and he's doing his best.
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Posted: 18 April 2012 06:46 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 16 ]
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About 15 MINUSTAH soldiers or 3 US Marines can take care of this without any trouble. They wouldn't even need to be armed, because the "army officials" would be too scared to defy those countries.

It makes me sick that I'm rooting for foreigners over Haitians, but these clowns put shame on everyone.


We're basically on the same page and agree that these guys are "clowns", but I don't think you can assume that MINUSTAH or the U.S government want to throw themselves head-first into what can easily become the beginnings of a civil war. Trust me, they don't waste to get so intimately involves in an issue that they believe Haitians should be solving themselves.

Also, don't underestimate this little rag tag army. They are not very influential or organized, but they are armed, are thousands strong, and are all over the country. Many people don't even realize that they are not at all official nor recognized by the government.

It's a very delicate and weird situation which Martelly and his folks must handle carefully. If they give people the impression of bullying or heavy-handedness, they risk having people side with the rag-tag army and increasing their influence.
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Posted: 18 April 2012 07:01 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 17 ]
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Kenny - 18 April 2012 02:03 PM


lol

you think what this click of vagabond is doing right not has something to do with the armylol...



You're the naive one my friend. Have you been to Haiti lately? Have you seen these guys all over the place with their guns and rag-tag army uniforms on? If you think they are going to sit by idly and let the government completely bypass them and install a completely new army devoid of their participation, you are the one who is mistaken.

Once you have such a large and armed group trying to forcefully impose it's will on the government, it means trouble is brewing. They restrained themselves this time, but if the shit really hits the fan, they are just one baby step away from coup... or maybe that's what you're hoping for.


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ou menm tou ou ka ale Haiti e bay matelly koudeta
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Posted: 18 April 2012 07:04 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 18 ]
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About 15 MINUSTAH soldiers or 3 US Marines can take care of this without any trouble. They wouldn't even need to be armed, because the "army officials" would be too scared to defy those countries.

It makes me sick that I'm rooting for foreigners over Haitians, but these clowns put shame on everyone.


We're basically on the same page and agree that these guys are "clowns", but I don't think you can assume that MINUSTAH or the U.S government want to throw themselves head-first into what can easily become the beginnings of a civil war. Trust me, they don't waste to get so intimately involves in an issue that they believe Haitians should be solving themselves.

Also, don't underestimate this little rag tag army. They are not very influential or organized, but they are armed, are thousands strong, and are all over the country. Many people don't even realize that they are not at all official nor recognized by the government.

It's a very delicate and weird situation which Martelly and his folks must handle carefully. If they give people the impression of bullying or heavy-handedness, they risk having people side with the rag-tag army and increasing their influence.


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se paske matelly se yon vagabon menm jan avek yo ki fe li pat arrete ti clik vagabon sa yo depi premye jou yo te soty avek zam yo nan lari

ou panse tankoou yon neg ki kapon kap sitire vagabondage
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Posted: 18 April 2012 08:15 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 19 ]
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Benz - 18 April 2012 09:04 AM
Rho thank you for the informed opinion. Too many crackpot medical opinions going on here...


PE is only confirmed by a CAT scan.

Symptoms, such as described, can be attributed to many causes.

Claiming his life was never in danger means that he did not have PE.

PE is lodged in the lung and a diagnosis is not complete without a CAT scan.

The sling was a PR joke unless he had a butcher performing his arthroscopic surgery 8 days earlier.

I believe that Haiti has a CAT scan machine at Bernard Mevs Hospital.

Boarding a commercial flight and being prescribed anticoagulant drugs without PE confirmation is very dangerous.

Oxygen would have been required of him during the flight by American Airlines.

PE is very dangerous and at altitude

So, with severe chest pains in place, hoping on a commercial flight to Miami is absurd.

That didn't happen, and American Airlines wouldn't have allowed it.

"PE" is taken very seriously by airlines as deaths have been associated with air travel and as such a period as 3.5 hours.

Flying the President of Haiti on American Airlines with severe chest pain in affect would NOT happen.


The article only mentions that Martelly experienced "chest pains." Based on this alone, there's nothing you can extrapolate from this without the knowledge of additional medical history, unless, of course, you are his personal physician. Your diagnosis fixated on "anxiety attack." May I ask you from what data discussed in the article besides the chest pain that convinced you to make such a deduction?
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Posted: 18 April 2012 08:46 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 20 ]
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Kenny - 18 April 2012 07:04 PM


tchiup

se paske matelly se yon vagabon menm jan avek yo ki fe li pat arrete ti clik vagabon sa yo depi premye jou yo te soty avek zam yo nan lari

ou panse tankoou yon neg ki kapon kap sitire vagabondage


Thank goodness you're not the president. Si ou the prezidan, ou ta gentan kònn George 2 ou 3 fwa deja. There is something called diplomacy, and diffusing a potentially volatile situation. Yo ta gentan mete'w deyò lontan lontan lontan! LOL!
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Posted: 18 April 2012 09:14 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 21 ]
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Anxiety is a sign of respiratory distress.

When a person presents with shortness of breath........they immediately suspect cardiac or pulmonary complications..........

Fortunately cardiac dysfunctions can be ruled out rather quickly.......no one has a high probability of having suffered a heart attack and so on.......it can diagnosed immediately.

Unfortunately, respiratory complications are not so cut and dry......especially pulmonary embolism.


When an individual presents with shortness of breath and cardiac problems have been ruled out........they assume P.E. and the person is treated prophylactically for P.E.
until battery of tests are done to determine the likelyhood of P.E.......they don't wait for the results......they treat because the treatment is relatively safe compared to danger of not treating.

Haitian media is reporting that president is fine and out of danger......shouldn't he still be in a critical care unit being evaluated?

They report the probable cause of the "clot" to be the recent arthroscopic surgery.......too bad he doesn't read HX........he would have learned, as I'm sure his medical provider had instructed him, 2-3 days post-op he should have been out of the arm sling in physical therapy getting his arm pulled straight.

Instead, he put on the theatre of having had major surgery......if they're correct the "so-called clot is related to the recent surgery" then ......well, well, well, Crackhead tried to fool the Haitian people and he was the one who got hurt.


MY 2 CENTS:

I think most likely......... as an addict he's developed tolerance to opioids and could not get relief with what he was being prescribed.

In addition, he has recently attacked members of his own political wing......Wyclef's friend, the very well connected Mr.Kansky......and they openly call Martelly a liar

That sent him into panic attack attack with difficulty breathing.....his supporters are trying to convince people that the public does not know his medical history.

But we know his drug history because he has admitted openly.....that he was a big time cocaine and crack addict. These addicts usually have residual respiratory complications.

When his medical provider is made aware of the symptoms......they call him back to Florida for further testing.......which includes r/o pulmonary embolism.

So the theatre performer, who needed some time off anyway, milked the situation as gravely ill with actual pulmonary embolism......and not ruling out pulmonary embolism

And I can say the above because he had shamelessly walked for over a week with arm sling after arthroscopic surgery *2
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Posted: 19 April 2012 12:49 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 22 ]
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Rho - 18 April 2012 08:15 PM
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Benz - 18 April 2012 09:04 AM
Rho thank you for the informed opinion. Too many crackpot medical opinions going on here...


PE is only confirmed by a CAT scan.

Symptoms, such as described, can be attributed to many causes.

Claiming his life was never in danger means that he did not have PE.

PE is lodged in the lung and a diagnosis is not complete without a CAT scan.

The sling was a PR joke unless he had a butcher performing his arthroscopic surgery 8 days earlier.

I believe that Haiti has a CAT scan machine at Bernard Mevs Hospital.

Boarding a commercial flight and being prescribed anticoagulant drugs without PE confirmation is very dangerous.

Oxygen would have been required of him during the flight by American Airlines.

PE is very dangerous and at altitude

So, with severe chest pains in place, hoping on a commercial flight to Miami is absurd.

That didn't happen, and American Airlines wouldn't have allowed it.

"PE" is taken very seriously by airlines as deaths have been associated with air travel and as such a period as 3.5 hours.

Flying the President of Haiti on American Airlines with severe chest pain in affect would NOT happen.


The article only mentions that Martelly experienced "chest pains." Based on this alone, there's nothing you can extrapolate from this without the knowledge of additional medical history, unless, of course, you are his personal physician. Your diagnosis fixated on "anxiety attack." May I ask you from what data discussed in the article besides the chest pain that convinced you to make such a deduction?

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Posted: 19 April 2012 06:08 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 23 ]
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Rho - 18 April 2012 08:15 PM
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Benz - 18 April 2012 09:04 AM
Rho thank you for the informed opinion. Too many crackpot medical opinions going on here...


PE is only confirmed by a CAT scan.

Symptoms, such as described, can be attributed to many causes.

Claiming his life was never in danger means that he did not have PE.

PE is lodged in the lung and a diagnosis is not complete without a CAT scan.

The sling was a PR joke unless he had a butcher performing his arthroscopic surgery 8 days earlier.

I believe that Haiti has a CAT scan machine at Bernard Mevs Hospital.

Boarding a commercial flight and being prescribed anticoagulant drugs without PE confirmation is very dangerous.

Oxygen would have been required of him during the flight by American Airlines.

PE is very dangerous and at altitude

So, with severe chest pains in place, hoping on a commercial flight to Miami is absurd.

That didn't happen, and American Airlines wouldn't have allowed it.

"PE" is taken very seriously by airlines as deaths have been associated with air travel and as such a period as 3.5 hours.

Flying the President of Haiti on American Airlines with severe chest pain in affect would NOT happen.


The article only mentions that Martelly experienced "chest pains." Based on this alone, there's nothing you can extrapolate from this without the knowledge of additional medical history, unless, of course, you are his personal physician. Your diagnosis fixated on "anxiety attack." May I ask you from what data discussed in the article besides the chest pain that convinced you to make such a deduction?


Rho why even bother. I believe you are the medically trained person here...the rest is all speculation.
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Posted: 19 April 2012 06:55 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 24 ]
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Who's picking up all those medical bills?

Sadly for Martelly, he's surrounded by "yes"people.....it appears that no one is telling him he's way over the line.....behavior acceptable for a carnival performer but not a president

And since the Belizaire affair, his supporters on HX have actually been doing him a lot of harm......

When Martelly falls, historians will note his propaganda crew as a major part of his failure.

Since he's not fit for the job....he should use this and gracefully bow out.
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