Severe edema as a result of serious issues - according to my doctor friend

[malaise]

Good night DUers - a lady can hope for sweet dreams and a yes to Orrex’s thread soon. See you tomorrow😀

[dalton99a]

1. "Don't look at me. Look at the hat."

[malaise]

2. Eyes wide shut

😀

[usonian]

3. Interesting dark movie. Kubrick.

Has its own CT.



https://prepareforchange.net/2025/08/21/cia-officer-confesses-on-deathbed-i-killed-stanley-kubrick-eyes-wide-shut-producer/

Video at site (I am not endorsing it)

CIA Officer Confesses On Deathbed: ‘I Killed Stanley Kubrick’ (“Eyes Wide Shut” Producer)
By Edward Morgan -August 21, 20250

Elite secrets. Secret rituals, Porno, sacrifice, sex. Epstein stuff.

[malaise]

4. The Bestie Jeffrey stuff is killing him

😀

[usonian]

6. Barr buried him but his successor is a goofball.

It rose from the dead.



AI can't spell.

[ShazzieB]

9. I hope so!

Just wish it would happen faster!

[malaise]

5. Fascinating

Thanks for,this link

[electric_blue68]

7. Woah...for a split second seeing your header I thought u meant yourself. Then I relized Who you meant...

Was worried (about you, not him!)

[malaise]

15. LOL

I’m still exercising daily with no swollen ankles.
That said if I croak overnight it will not cause global celebrations,

[electric_blue68]

16. But we of DU will be sad! Mostly likely we'll see you tomorrow.

👍🤞👍

[malaise]

17. Yes indeed

Will shortly be watching the first of three debates for our Sept 3 elections.

[electric_blue68]

18. Ah, good luck for the prople you are supporting.

[Hornedfrog2000]

8. Having severe edema doesnt mean a lot

I mean he is like 80, and is probably on his feet too much.

The not being able to lift the glass to his mouth, the slurring, etc. Screamed TIA, or basically a mini stroke though.

[Rebl2]

11. I can't lift

A full cup to my mouth any longer without using both hands because of severe arthritis in my hands and particularly my shoulders.

[Katnip.]

10. Severe edema can be very serious

Those with heart failure who fail to control it can suffer dire consequences.

I know an elderly man who was frustrated by diuretics (Furosemide aka Lasix) that had him making many trips to the restroom.

He went to his GP (despite warnings by his cardiologist) to decrease the Furosemide and his GP did it. It didn't take long for the edema to return.

His legs swelled from his feet to mid thigh, he had difficulty walking, could barely climb stairs. He later had to have intravenous medication for a week as an in-patient to remove the excess fluid.

His ankles with socks on is exactly how the man's ankles looked.

[malaise]

13. Please please

😀

[spanone]

12. K&R

[malaise]

14. More

https://www.democraticunderground.com/132285852