Dr. Milton Wolf is casting doubt about Hillary Clinton’s alleged pneumonia diagnosis.
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In the letter Clinton released Wednesday “to allay concerns after her weekend medical scare,” her personal doctor stated she diagnosed the former secretary of state with “a mild non-contagious bacterial pneumonia” on September 2.
According to Wolf, no such strain of pneumonia exists. (RELATED: Hillary Clinton Releases Letter From Her Doctor About Her Health)
Wolf, who ran an unsuccessful bid to unseat Kansas Sen. Pat Roberts in 2014, tweeted Wednesday night that Hillary’s diagnosis is “pure fiction.” (RELATED: Nearly One Third Of Voters Doubt Clinton Will Live Long Enough To Serve A Full Term)
Also…
There’s no such thing as “non-contagious bacterial pneumonia.”
That’s pure fiction. Find a medical textbook with it. #HillarysHealth
— Dr. Milton Wolf (@MiltonWolfMD) September 15, 2016
Think about it. If there’s really such thing as “non-contagious bacterial pneumonia,” how did Hillary catch it? #HillarysHealth
— Dr. Milton Wolf (@MiltonWolfMD) September 15, 2016
There are ICD-10 codes for…
Bitten by cow
Hurt at opera
Burned by water skis on fireBut not…
“Non-contagious bacterial pneumonia”— Dr. Milton Wolf (@MiltonWolfMD) September 15, 2016
If it exists —even if only in the mind of a bureaucrat— there’s an ICD-10 code for it. But no code for “non-contagious bacterial pneumonia.”
— Dr. Milton Wolf (@MiltonWolfMD) September 15, 2016
Wolf also retweeted a screengrab of an article from The Hill, discussing how “members of Hillary Clinton’s staff had pneumonia before” Hillary’s September 2 diagnosis.”
@nanakim07 @MiltonWolfMD
Apparently this is how “non contagious” her pneumonia was …. pic.twitter.com/9iqaVYwUAL— Alexander West (@Begeisterung6) September 15, 2016