Don't count this out either. It's just a short story but don't think it can't happen.
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Are you sure? That would make it a lot easier to find him as you need a lot of materials for dialysis and a certain degree of sterile equipment. Furthermore the dialysis needs to take place 2-3 times a week, unless the kidneys didn't recover which happens from time to time and you can skip the dialysis for some weeks to month.
Broken kidneys require constant monitoring by doctors, food control and an environment that's comfortable for the patient.
I wonder if you get this in cavelands Pakistan
If Osama is really a weekly patient for dialysis he wasn't living there, damn sure.
02. 07. 2001
Independent reports from Islamabad and Peshawar suggest that :
* Bin Laden, who suffers from renal deficiency, has been periodically undergoing dialysis in a Peshawar military hospital with the knowledge and approval of the Inter-Services Intelligence, (ISI) if not of Gen.Pervez Musharraf himself.
Pakistan intelligence sources tell CBS News that bin Laden was spirited into a military hospital in Rawalpindi for kidney dialysis treatment.
"On that night," said a medical worker who wanted her identity protected, "they moved out all the regular staff in the urology department and sent in a secret team to replace them." She said it was treatment for a very special person and "the special team was obviously up to no good."
"They military had him surrounded," said a hospital employee who also wanted his identity masked, "and I saw the mysterious patient helped out of a car. Since that time," he said, "I have seen many pictures of the man. He is the man we know as Osama bin Laden. I also heard two army officers talking to each other. They were saying that Osama bin Laden had to be watched carefully and looked after."
It was Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf who said in public what many suspected: that bin Laden suffers from kidney disease, saying he thinks bin Laden may be near death.
His evidence — watching the most recent video, showing a pale and haggard bin Laden, his left hand never moving. Bush administration officials admit they don't know if bin Laden is sick or even dead.
"With respect to the issue of Osama bin Laden's health, I just am...don't have any knowledge," said Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld.