Chalerm in hospital with fluid on the brain

[Lite Beer]

OUTSPOKEN POLITICIAN
Chalerm in hospital with fluid on the brain
The Sunday Nation

BANGKOK: -- Labour Minister Chalerm Yoobamrung was admitted to Ramathibodi Hospital on Friday night with a suspected case of accumulation of fluid on the brain.

Police Maj Gen Prayat Boonsri, a close aide of Chalerm's secretary, Pol General Panupong Singhara na Ayudhaya, said the minister was taken to hospital after he complained of problems with his balance.

Prayat said doctors drained excess fluid from Chalerm's brain and he was likely to be discharged soon. He said Chalerm did not have an intra-cranial haemorrhage or bleeding, as reported by the media.

-- The Nation 2013-10-06

[sjjmmi]

Too much ear medication me thinks

[hansgruber]

Common symptom of alcoholism.

[jaidam]

This medical problem should be solved when he gets beheaded in 2 months time, on his own request.

[lemoncake]

As much as I do not like or respect the man, I do wish him a speedy recovery and hope it was not a serious, life threatening problem.

[ezzra]

Would that fluid be a single malt whiskey by any chance?

[bkkgriz]

The headline says it all. The most shocking news is that doctors were able to find a brain.

[clockman]

karma!

[LuckyLew]

Too funny

Guy is in hospital with a brain issue and 7 of 8 first replies are non sympathetic

Wonder what the Thai people are saying about it on their forums

My opinion Karma is a b .......

[bigbamboo]

Too funny

Guy is in hospital with a brain issue and 7 of 8 first replies are non sympathetic

Wonder what the Thai people are saying about it on their forums

My opinion Karma is a b .......

You reap what you sow.

[raro]

One crass post removed. Please keep it civil.

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[JeremyBowskill]

While he gets better we will have to rely on Chuwit stepping up to the plate, and grabbing the headlines with ridiculous stunts and promises. Been a while since we heard from this man, my betting is he will come out with something pretty stupid within the next week............

Edited October 6, 2013 by JeremyBowskill

[tonneke breda]

He now got himself a new alibi to come waggling like a duck into office

[Patje]

Must be from the flood , I do hope they will help him as fast as the other water victims !!!!

[JoeThePoster]

Well, loosen the leash and drain it down.

[seajae]

hahahahaha, fluid on the brain , dont you have to have a brain before it can have fluid on it. More like alcohol in the empty space, if this man had half a brain he would be dangerous

[gerry1011]

As much as I do not like or respect the man, I do wish him a speedy recovery and hope it was not a serious, life threatening problem.

As much as I think we have opposite opinions on many things, I think that in this case you stand far above the cheap crowd that makes (the usual) silly comments about Chalerm and his present medical condition.

I wish him and you a very good health.

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[waza]

Hydroencephalitis isnt a disease its the symptom of one and cant be cured with drainage, unless they put in shunts.

[Sayonarax]

so thats why i have heard any 90 day speeches recently..

I hope you can recover within 90days!

[GentlemanJim]

As much as I do not like or respect the man, I do wish him a speedy recovery and hope it was not a serious, life threatening problem.

As much as I think we have opposite opinions on many things, I think that in this case you stand far above the cheap crowd that makes (the usual) silly comments about Chalerm and his present medical condition.

I wish him and you a very good health.

Sent from my iPhone...

The thing I find silly are the gushing posts of 'get well soon, and I wish him good health'. This is the man who was instrumental in getting his son free from an execution style murder of a policeman, a case where key witnesses either retracted their statements or they strangely disappeared themselves, never to be seen again (how convenient). A man who has led the police during one of their most prominent periods of corruption ever, and the henchman of the crook in Dubai. This is another item of news that where for the individual concerned sympathy can be found in the dictionary between s**t and syphilis.

I see sense in the words of Clarence Darrow "I have never killed a man but have read many obituaries with great pleasure". This is one man who will fit the bill for me along with his thieving vindictive boss. It sounds like Chalerm is in the stages of chronic alcoholism and whilst I am not wishing to expedite the publication of his obituary, neither does a single ounce of me wish him well or 'get well soon', he is certainly not deserved of that expression of emotion from me. Let all the families he has harmed and taken sons and daughters from wish him well and maybe I will consider joining the queue then.

Edited October 6, 2013 by GentlemanJim

[soi41]

As much as I do not like or respect the man, I do wish him a speedy recovery and hope it was not a serious, life threatening problem.

As much as I think we have opposite opinions on many things, I think that in this case you stand far above the cheap crowd that makes (the usual) silly comments about Chalerm and his present medical condition.

I wish him and you a very good health.

Sent from my iPhone...

Agree! Wouldn't it be nice to see this cheap crowd actually admit, that Chalerms much talked about balanceproblems wad caused by a medical condition and not by alcohol!

But ofcourse that POV is not gonna earn you any "likes".

And don't forget, it is raining today, so the crowds stonetables are probably wet!

[GentlemanJim]

As much as I do not like or respect the man, I do wish him a speedy recovery and hope it was not a serious, life threatening problem.

As much as I think we have opposite opinions on many things, I think that in this case you stand far above the cheap crowd that makes (the usual) silly comments about Chalerm and his present medical condition.

I wish him and you a very good health.

Sent from my iPhone...

Agree! Wouldn't it be nice to see this cheap crowd actually admit, that Chalerms much talked about balanceproblems wad caused by a medical condition and not by alcohol!

But ofcourse that POV is not gonna earn you any "likes".

And don't forget, it is raining today, so the crowds stonetables are probably wet!

Well praise the Lord that you are around with such an accurate diagnosis of his medical condition (s). It is quite interesting to observe how evil or wicked people often seem to be able to garner sympathy from some elements of society, they can always rely on a 'fan club' whatever their foul deeds. Don't concern yourself with 'like' buttons, with posts like that, just be concerned when they get 'dislike' buttons.

[gerry1011]

As much as I do not like or respect the man, I do wish him a speedy recovery and hope it was not a serious, life threatening problem.

As much as I think we have opposite opinions on many things, I think that in this case you stand far above the cheap crowd that makes (the usual) silly comments about Chalerm and his present medical condition.

I wish him and you a very good health.

Sent from my iPhone...

Agree! Wouldn't it be nice to see this cheap crowd actually admit, that Chalerms much talked about balanceproblems wad caused by a medical condition and not by alcohol!

But ofcourse that POV is not gonna earn you any "likes".

And don't forget, it is raining today, so the crowds stonetables are probably wet!

Well praise the Lord that you are around with such an accurate diagnosis of his medical condition (s). It is quite interesting to observe how evil or wicked people often seem to be able to garner sympathy from some elements of society, they can always rely on a 'fan club' whatever their foul deeds. Don't concern yourself with 'like' buttons, with posts like that, just be concerned when they get 'dislike' buttons.

As an example, many people might despise Abhisit because they see him as the guy who is responsible for 91 deaths. Most would probably not care much about his well being (that includes his hypocrite supporters too).

But if Abhisit was suddenly diagnosed with cancer, well behaved people would not react on an anonymous forum to wish him the worst or make sarcastic jokes.

You may not think highly of someone, fair enough. But there is a limit in what should be written.

I wonder what one should write about all the farangs in hospital with liver problems and who have difficulties paying their bill...

It has everything to do with basic good education, which seems to seriously lack here.

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[NongKhaiKid]

In the main we are all reasonable people who don't really wish the worst for most people but Chalerm fits into the grey area.

Given his antics over the years he's ripe for humour and attack and he's hardly known for his own humanity and kind, carefully selected words.

[waza]

As much as I think we have opposite opinions on many things, I think that in this case you stand far above the cheap crowd that makes (the usual) silly comments about Chalerm and his present medical condition.

I wish him and you a very good health.

Sent from my iPhone...

Agree! Wouldn't it be nice to see this cheap crowd actually admit, that Chalerms much talked about balanceproblems wad caused by a medical condition and not by alcohol!

But ofcourse that POV is not gonna earn you any "likes".

And don't forget, it is raining today, so the crowds stonetables are probably wet!

Well praise the Lord that you are around with such an accurate diagnosis of his medical condition (s). It is quite interesting to observe how evil or wicked people often seem to be able to garner sympathy from some elements of society, they can always rely on a 'fan club' whatever their foul deeds. Don't concern yourself with 'like' buttons, with posts like that, just be concerned when they get 'dislike' buttons.

As an example, many people might despise Abhisit because they see him as the guy who is responsible for 91 deaths. Most would probably not care much about his well being (that includes his hypocrite supporters too).

But if Abhisit was suddenly diagnosed with cancer, well behaved people would not react on an anonymous forum to wish him the worst or make sarcastic jokes.

You may not think highly of someone, fair enough. But there is a limit in what should be written.

I wonder what one should write about all the farangs in hospital with liver problems and who have difficulties paying their bill...

It has everything to do with basic good education, which seems to seriously lack here.

Sent from my iPhone...

Its all about respect and empathy, and some individuals are so heinous they dont deserve any. Apart from running a family mafia that has got away with public murder, he has raped the Thai treasury to enrich himself and his cronies, went into self exile to avoid corruption charges ect ect. Sounds familiar. However, in this case think the appropriate response is som na na.

EG: Not many people would say, poor Myra Hindley, its sad she is banged up for so long, or poor Adolph.

Edited October 6, 2013 by waza

[GentlemanJim]

Agree! Wouldn't it be nice to see this cheap crowd actually admit, that Chalerms much talked about balanceproblems wad caused by a medical condition and not by alcohol!

But ofcourse that POV is not gonna earn you any "likes".

And don't forget, it is raining today, so the crowds stonetables are probably wet!

Well praise the Lord that you are around with such an accurate diagnosis of his medical condition (s). It is quite interesting to observe how evil or wicked people often seem to be able to garner sympathy from some elements of society, they can always rely on a 'fan club' whatever their foul deeds. Don't concern yourself with 'like' buttons, with posts like that, just be concerned when they get 'dislike' buttons.

As an example, many people might despise Abhisit because they see him as the guy who is responsible for 91 deaths. Most would probably not care much about his well being (that includes his hypocrite supporters too).

But if Abhisit was suddenly diagnosed with cancer, well behaved people would not react on an anonymous forum to wish him the worst or make sarcastic jokes.

You may not think highly of someone, fair enough. But there is a limit in what should be written.

I wonder what one should write about all the farangs in hospital with liver problems and who have difficulties paying their bill...

It has everything to do with basic good education, which seems to seriously lack here.

Sent from my iPhone...

I disagree, the people that would think Abhisit responsible for 91 deaths are only the supporters of Thaksin and his desire to impose a communist one party regime in Thailand based on that by his 'best friend' in Cambodia. Those people are for the large majority uneducated and definitely lacking in a 'basic good education' as you put it. I can only surmise that those people who would not class themselves as peasants that support your notion have themselves never been availed of a 'basic good education' or they are terribly misguided and mislead by some motivational factor that I do not wish to ponder. If you are one of those people (and your post implies it) that believes Abhisit responsible then you certainly qualify for part of your statement in that you have a 'basic good education'. I happen to have been fortunate to have had a very good education and see nothing in your posts that makes any conceivable sense at all. Chalerm is bad, end of, and deserves no sympathy or respect and if he does then the measuring stick should be the sympathy and respect he has shown to the family and witnesses of the policeman his son murdered and what he has shown to the good people of this country, which is in fact ...........zero.

A 'basic good education' would lead a person to conclude that Chalerm is not deserving of any 'well-wishing', leave him to the hands of the Gods so to speak. As I implied, if his condition were to worsen I would not be doing dances all night hoping for his demise, but I would certainly be very happy for both myself and the people of this country to read his obituary. As Waza neatly put it, would you be well wishing Charles Manson? Were you praying that Myra Hindley to be spared a death at the hands of illness? Chalerm has done an exceeding amount of bad in his life and will get his just deserve.......one can only hope.

[gerry1011]

Agree! Wouldn't it be nice to see this cheap crowd actually admit, that Chalerms much talked about balanceproblems wad caused by a medical condition and not by alcohol!

But ofcourse that POV is not gonna earn you any "likes".

And don't forget, it is raining today, so the crowds stonetables are probably wet!

Well praise the Lord that you are around with such an accurate diagnosis of his medical condition (s). It is quite interesting to observe how evil or wicked people often seem to be able to garner sympathy from some elements of society, they can always rely on a 'fan club' whatever their foul deeds. Don't concern yourself with 'like' buttons, with posts like that, just be concerned when they get 'dislike' buttons.

As an example, many people might despise Abhisit because they see him as the guy who is responsible for 91 deaths. Most would probably not care much about his well being (that includes his hypocrite supporters too).

But if Abhisit was suddenly diagnosed with cancer, well behaved people would not react on an anonymous forum to wish him the worst or make sarcastic jokes.

You may not think highly of someone, fair enough. But there is a limit in what should be written.

I wonder what one should write about all the farangs in hospital with liver problems and who have difficulties paying their bill...

It has everything to do with basic good education, which seems to seriously lack here.

Sent from my iPhone...

I disagree, the people that would think Abhisit responsible for 91 deaths are only the supporters of Thaksin and his desire to impose a communist one party regime in Thailand based on that by his 'best friend' in Cambodia. Those people are for the large majority uneducated and definitely lacking in a 'basic good education' as you put it. I can only surmise that those people who would not class themselves as peasants that support your notion have themselves never been availed of a 'basic good education' or they are terribly misguided and mislead by some motivational factor that I do not wish to ponder. If you are one of those people (and your post implies it) that believes Abhisit responsible then you certainly qualify for part of your statement in that you have a 'basic good education'. I happen to have been fortunate to have had a very good education and see nothing in your posts that makes any conceivable sense at all. Chalerm is bad, end of, and deserves no sympathy or respect and if he does then the measuring stick should be the sympathy and respect he has shown to the family and witnesses of the policeman his son murdered and what he has shown to the good people of this country, which is in fact ...........zero.

A 'basic good education' would lead a person to conclude that Chalerm is not deserving of any 'well-wishing', leave him to the hands of the Gods so to speak. As I implied, if his condition were to worsen I would not be doing dances all night hoping for his demise, but I would certainly be very happy for both myself and the people of this country to read his obituary. As Waza neatly put it, would you be well wishing Charles Manson? Were you praying that Myra Hindley to be spared a death at the hands of illness? Chalerm has done an exceeding amount of bad in his life and will get his just deserve.......one can only hope.

Sorry, I gave up after your second phrase...

I guess you just wanted to point out that you disagree with me when it comes to what "well behaved TV members, who received a good education from their parents", would write on this forum about someone in hospital, as opposed to the serious lack of good education and proper behavior that I personally notice (in nearly every thread).

No problem, go on

This forum is like in real life, with it's noticeable distinction between the different levels of the society. That includes the farang community.

[jbrain]

As much as I do not like or respect the man, I do wish him a speedy recovery and hope it was not a serious, life threatening problem.

As much as I think we have opposite opinions on many things, I think that in this case you stand far above the cheap crowd that makes (the usual) silly comments about Chalerm and his present medical condition.

I wish him and you a very good health.

Sent from my iPhone...

Agree! Wouldn't it be nice to see this cheap crowd actually admit, that Chalerms much talked about balanceproblems wad caused by a medical condition and not by alcohol!

But ofcourse that POV is not gonna earn you any "likes".

And don't forget, it is raining today, so the crowds stonetables are probably wet!

One of his most famous drunk balance problems

[GentlemanJim]

Sorry, I gave up after your second phrase...

I guess you just wanted to point out that you disagree with me when it comes to what "well behaved TV members, who received a good education from their parents", would write on this forum about someone in hospital, as opposed to the serious lack of good education and proper behavior that I personally notice (in nearly every thread).

No problem, go on

This forum is like in real life, with it's noticeable distinction between the different levels of the society. That includes the farang community.

I think accusing me of bad behaviour because I fail to well wish a mafia boss, a criminal and a man who has aided and abetted (at the very least) his son get away with blatant murder makes you fall in to the 'more than a little confused category. You gave up after my 'second phrase', my my it must have been difficult to get your 'basic good education' with such a short attention span. If your parents taught you it was good to hope that evil, criminal people get well and enjoy good health then they had a different set of moral values to mine. I will leave you to your well wishing and health spurring comments for Chalerm and you can leave me with my wishing .......nothing, as I made it clear, that is what I wish...nothing. If that is bad behaviour then for goodness sake stay away from the bars, nightlife and sex clubs in Bangkok, you would be in for a bit of a shock with the redefinition of bad behaviour. I think we should stop there for fear of significant thread drift. Have a delightful day.

Edited October 6, 2013 by GentlemanJim

[dickyknee]

In other news, following the successful draining of chalerms brain, plodprasod has employed the expertise of Bangkok brain surgeons to help drain the fluid buildup in flood affected areas.