their changes, their habits, seeing a lot of anxiety. a lot of stress. it s also adults as well. extremely high blood pressure, abdominal pain, fatigue, wetness, diarrhea. all types of illness we are seeing that needs to be treated. arthel: are there any communicable disease anything there that is contagious that is happening tell me about that. actually question when you have hundreds and hundreds of people that are congested in small areas, we are seeing more respiratory illnesses more viral illnesses, we see a lot of people are weak and collapsing many iv fluids per they need medicines to help with their symptoms as well. or try to get all that treated for them. arthel: we lost her shop for a second we want to keep talking to you. we are showing some pictures of
choice. no one should lose their job or be fired or penalized for not being vaccinated. we need to have exemptions. we need to take natural immunity into consideration as well. the covid battleground is changing, shifting and with that the mentality and fundamental approach to managing this disease must be modified as well. i think it is a matter of time. everyone could potentially pick up this fire is, this disease. it is a matter of being in the best shape possible for to fight it off. for example, get your vaccine. we know that getting a vaccine cannot stop you from picking up covid, but it can prevent severe complications. it can prevent you from shortness of breath where you have to enter the hospital for hospitalization and iv fluids. know your risk and protect yourself. we have to have to be open minded. we have to understand the dynamics are changing. this may be, omicron may be a common cold for most people, but for some it can be serious and severe.
there is a danger almost immediately belittling it but the confusion, the grey between morning sickness by feeling really bad during pregnancy, and the condition being something very much more serious. very much more serious. yeah, i mean, very much more serious. yeah, i mean. there very much more serious. yeah, i mean. there is very much more serious. yeah, i mean, there is a very much more serious. yeah, i mean, there is a stigma - very much more serious. yeah, i mean, there is a stigma around | mean, there is a stigma around hyperemesis, still, and that is largely to do with this kind of confusion with morning sickness. morning sickness is very much a normal part of pregnancy. it is expected. fora normal part of pregnancy. it is expected. for a lot of people it is actually quite wanted, particularly if you have a history of miscarriage or are struggling to get pregnant. and so everyone expects a bit of morning sickness, but hyperemesis is not morning sickness, it is a severe c
clinton had quadruple bypass surgery in 2004 and six months later had surgery to remove scar tissue and fluid from his chest cavity. he also had two stents put in in 2010. so, a source close to the president told nbc news this urological infection morphed into a broader one. he s spending the fourth night in the hospital as mentioned but all accounts suggest the prognosis is good. how serious was this or how serious could this have been? what we re hearing is that the president is somebody who had a urologic infection that then spread to his blood. any time that happens, anyone of any age, that s a serious condition when you have bacteria in your bloodstream, that means prompt action by iv fluids,