46 minutes ago46 min 1 minute ago, GreenbleedinNC said:Yeah, then they were worried the leg clot would move or break off. IDK if that broke of and moved to his lungs or if he already had them in his lungs and the calf one triggered a series of X rays. IDK I was in pre med veterinary(never graduated) but I am not a doctor(although I could have been). It seems odd to me a clot in your leg would end up in your lungs. I suppose now they will do a full on and see if he has any in his heart or elsewhereI would assume they did the full on in London. Probably just showed a slight one in the leg and why he ended up deciding to play and fly home. No way he plays and flies home with it already in the lungs. As little as I know, I thought all this was already out there? That's what I thought the anger towards the Eagles is ..that they let him play with it in his leg and fly home ...the idea it could move to an organ and cause serious or permanent damage?
41 minutes ago41 min Author 2 minutes ago, joemas72 said:I would assume they did the full on in London. Probably just showed a slight one in the leg and why he ended up deciding to play and fly home. No way he plays and flies home with it already in the lungs. As little as I know, I thought all this was already out there?That's what I thought the anger towards the Eagles is ..that they let him play with it in his leg and fly home ...the idea it could move to an organ and cause serious or permanent damage?The bish seems to be they told him not to sleep and we let him play anyhow. IDK it's an intricate timeline
38 minutes ago38 min Author 2 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:The bish seems to be they told him not to sleep and we let him play anyhow. IDK it's an intricate timelineJet lag, no sleep, possible clots. Not good no matter how you look at it
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