RGB in hospital after fall

**tb-av** · 01-17-19, 22:06

You saw that on CNN?! I posted that SMO link a while back and questioned it. I still have never been able to find any support for it. Other than what look like 5 minute web pages that basically quote it.

I would think a hospital would be the last place they would want her during the peaking of FLU season.

------- Here is what a CNN reporter said....
https://www.abc-7.com/story/39802539...pcoming-events

**thopkins22** · 01-17-19, 23:09

I take it all back, it was a network.

https://www.wtnh.com/news/supreme-co...604/1706985088

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg canceling events for surgery recovery
WTNH.com (press release) - 1d*ago

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is cancelling some upcoming events, as she recovers from surgery. Continue Reading. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg canceling events for surgery recovery
WTNH.com (press release) - 1d*ago

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is cancelling some upcoming events, as she recovers from surgery. Continue Reading.

Just read the rest of the article in question, which does seem to be wild with speculation about extended hospitalization...of which I have seen zero confirmation and it is NOT on the AP wire.

**tb-av** · 01-17-19, 23:15

I wonder who is really acting on her behalf. I can't believe she is really doing much of anything.

**Moose-Knuckle** · 01-18-19, 03:01

Originally Posted by officerX

I have no idea about the validity of the source, but.............

https://www.smobserved.com/story/201...ourt/3780.html

"Update, 1/16/19: Justice Ginsburg today cancelled a public appearance set for January 29, 2019, as she remains in a hospital fighting Pneumonia. The elderly judge appears to be nearing the end of her life, as the Trump administration asks allies for suggestions to replace her. Jan 29 in LA - Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Cancels Public Appearance in Los Angeles Set for January 29 https://t.co/ilYdXI05NH via @gatewaypundit

As any reader of the Santa Monica Observer knew last September, Ruth Bader Ginsburg has developed lung cancer. The 85 year old Supreme Court Justice had surgery as quietly as possible on December 22, 2018.

Following surgery, she has developed complications including pneumonia. Pneumonia often afflicts elderly post surgery patients in the US, since antibiotics have resulted in Multi Resistant Strains of the lung infection.

The left and the main stream media have tried to put on a brave face as Ginsburg missed three straight days of argument this week, interviewing cancer doctors to say that she would recover. They claimed that she was working in her hospital room, knowing that it was untrue.

No one in the media on in the Democratic party want to face the awful truth that President Donald Trump is about to replace one of the Court's most liberal justices."

Welp, bless her heart.

**Hmac** · 01-18-19, 08:06

Originally Posted by officerX

I have no idea about the validity of the source, but.............

https://www.smobserved.com/story/201...ourt/3780.html

"Update, 1/16/19: Justice Ginsburg today cancelled a public appearance set for January 29, 2019, as she remains in a hospital fighting Pneumonia. The elderly judge appears to be nearing the end of her life, as the Trump administration asks allies for suggestions to replace her. Jan 29 in LA - Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Cancels Public Appearance in Los Angeles Set for January 29 https://t.co/ilYdXI05NH via @gatewaypundit

I suspect this article is almost entirely wishful thinking.

**Averageman** · 01-18-19, 14:18

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...-for-her-life/
As any reader of the Santa Monica Observer knew last September, Ruth Bader Ginsburg has developed lung cancer. The 85 year old Supreme Court Justice had surgery as quietly as possible on December 22, 2018.

Following surgery, she has developed complications including pneumonia. Pneumonia often afflicts elderly post surgery patients in the US, since antibiotics have resulted in Multi Resistant Strains of the lung infection.

**Hmac** · 01-18-19, 18:43

Pneumonia after thoracotomy (if that old-fashioned method is how her lobectomy was done) wouldn't be a huge surprise, especially in an 84 year-old, but contracting it had nothing to do with drug resistance. Curing it might be problematic partially due to drug resistance, but probably not.

In the meantime, I'm going to leave pneumonia the category of wishful thinking until I hear it from a credible source (Fox, for example). SMOB is not very much that.

**just a scout** · 11-24-19, 05:01

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2...lls-and-fever/

I’m thinking she had to go in for her transfusion of infant blood. Anyone else would’ve died long ago.

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