Hillary Clinton hell bent on becoming the next United States President has released more information regarding her health after she was seen been helped into a waiting after 9/11 event and consequently was diagnosed with pneumonia.
In a letter released by the campaign, Clinton's longtime physician, Lisa Bardack, who visited with Clinton at her home on Wednesday, said Clinton's pneumonia diagnosis on Sept. 9 started as a "low grade fever, congestion and fatigue."
Bardack wrote that after Clinton's travel, which included numerous flights on her new campaign plane, her congestion worsened and she developed a cough, evidenced by a coughing attack during a campaign rally in Ohio on Labor Day. When Clinton returned home to New York, her doctor performed a CT scan, which revealed pneumonia.
Bardack added that she has evaluated Clinton several times since she became "overheated" at a 9/11 memorial ceremony and that she is "recovering well with antibiotics and rest." Clinton currently takes a handful of medications, including for her thyroid, and Bardack said "she continues to remain healthy and fit to serve as president of the United States."