Washington: Former President Bill Clinton Hospitalized to MedStar Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, DC, on Monday after developing a fever. Clinton’s spokesperson, Angel Urena, confirmed that the former president is undergoing tests and observation but remains in good spirits. He is optimistic about returning home by Christmas.
Condition and Current Updates
Clinton was at his residence in Washington when he began to feel unwell. An aide described his condition as “awake and alert,” with no immediate concerns for urgency or danger. His hospitalization just days before Christmas quickly became a topic of discussion among Clinton’s vast network of associates, many of whom reassured the public that his condition was not dire.
A History of Health Challenges
This hospitalization adds to a series of health issues the former president has faced since leaving office in 2001:
- 2004:Â He underwent quadruple bypass heart surgery in New York.
- 2005: Suffered a partially collapsed lung requiring medical intervention.
- 2010: Had two stents inserted into a coronary artery.
- 2021: He spent six days in a Los Angeles hospital treating a urological infection that had entered his bloodstream.
Despite facing various health issues, Clinton has continued to remain actively engaged in public life.
Ongoing Engagements
In August, Clinton spoke at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago and actively campaigned during the fall season. His recent activities also include promoting his new book, Citizen: My Life After the White House, which highlights his post-presidential journey.
Final Thoughts
Clinton’s resilience in the face of past health issues provides hope for a swift recovery. As he continues to receive excellent care, supporters worldwide wish the former president a speedy return to health and home.
