George H.W. Bush — Inside Ex-President’s Final Days
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Former president George H.W. Bush was secretly rushed to the hospital on Jan. 14 — with insiders fearing that the 41st POTUS is facing his sad final days! As reported by The National ENQUIRER, top insiders have feared the worst ever since the increasingly-frail Bush patriarch broke a bone in his neck following a fall in 2015. The 92-year-old WWII hero has continued to fight ill health, but was taken to the emergency room after suffering shortness of breath for the second time in three years!
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The ex-Prez has become increasingly reclusive after an October 2015 appearance at a baseball game in his hometown of Houston, Texas — with eyewitnesses reporting: “He’s frail, and looks like all life has been drained from him!” With his beloved wife Barbara at his side, the ex-Commander-in-Chief struggled to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at an American League play-off game.
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Bush was also sporting a neck brace after having fallen in his home and fracturing a neck vertebra. "George is trying not to let on how badly he's doing," an insider told The ENQUIRER. "He's suffering from a host of health woes — and, sadly, it appears he's at the end!"
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But the former President is going out in style with a full head of hair — as he recently shared while proudly posing with Patrick, the young son of a Secret Service agent who lost his own hair while battling leukemia in 2013. At the time, Bush shaved his head in a sign of solidarity — and then posed for this new picture to show Patrick sporting his own full head of hair after grueling medical treatments.
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The child’s battle with leukemia struck a chord with the Bushes, who lost their 3-year-old daughter Robin to the disease more than 60 years ago. Bush captioned the new photo: “Incredibly thankful that my friend Patrick, the courageous young man (with hair!) to my left, is feeling and doing much better these days” — even as the former Prez fights for his own life!
Photo credit: Getty Images
Former president George H.W. Bush was secretly rushed to the hospital on Jan. 14 — with insiders fearing that the 41st POTUS is facing his sad final days! As reported by The National ENQUIRER, top insiders have feared the worst ever since the increasingly-frail Bush patriarch broke a bone in his neck following a fall in 2015. The 92-year-old WWII hero has continued to fight ill health, but was taken to the emergency room after suffering shortness of breath for the second time in three years!
Photo credit: Getty Images
The ex-Prez has become increasingly reclusive after an October 2015 appearance at a baseball game in his hometown of Houston, Texas — with eyewitnesses reporting: “He’s frail, and looks like all life has been drained from him!” With his beloved wife Barbara at his side, the ex-Commander-in-Chief struggled to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at an American League play-off game.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Bush was also sporting a neck brace after having fallen in his home and fracturing a neck vertebra. "George is trying not to let on how badly he's doing," an insider told The ENQUIRER. "He's suffering from a host of health woes — and, sadly, it appears he's at the end!"
Photo credit: Getty Images
But the former President is going out in style with a full head of hair — as he recently shared while proudly posing with Patrick, the young son of a Secret Service agent who lost his own hair while battling leukemia in 2013. At the time, Bush shaved his head in a sign of solidarity — and then posed for this new picture to show Patrick sporting his own full head of hair after grueling medical treatments.
Photo credit: Twitter
The child’s battle with leukemia struck a chord with the Bushes, who lost their 3-year-old daughter Robin to the disease more than 60 years ago. Bush captioned the new photo: “Incredibly thankful that my friend Patrick, the courageous young man (with hair!) to my left, is feeling and doing much better these days” — even as the former Prez fights for his own life!
Photo credit: Getty Images
