It came to my attention recently that the dearly loved
president of Pakistan had an unexpected cardiac episode this past day. Being a
curious heart specialist that I am, I decided to start a scrupulous inquiry in
the matter in hand. No need to be skeptical- It was a GENUINE medical
condition!
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Breaking it down in a succinct manner- The president was all
well a month ago, satisfied by his flourishing government. Then came a powerful
gush of blood to His right atrium, as a Tsunami of people gathered in the
historic ground of Lahore with IK naming a dearly friend in the United States.
Though the news was powerful, it couldn’t harm the president’s tough heart
muscles which handled the increasing pressure with its superior elasticity.
It wasn’t long that another tremor made way in His blood
supply, only this time it was enough to constrict a minor arteriole adjacent to
His heart. What I discovered was that
the tremor incepted in the US by the mischief of someone named Mansoor Ejaz.
Much to the surprise of the president’s personal physician, Mr President’s
condition deteriorated there on. The disease proliferated deep within the body as
media and members of the civil society wrote about a particular matter ponderously.
Soon the president started feeling heat from the foreign
allies which not only exacerbated his sweating but also caused the shooting of
His LDL levels. The disease had now been flagged precocious. Aid was sought
from every possible asset; friends were incited. But alas, it was too obvious
and people repudiated.
The hierarchy in the army became active and the Judiciary
came into action. It was only a matter of time that Mr President faced the
deadliest of the attacks.
There it was- a call from the Boss. Our president tried to
act cool but His voice sounded “incoherent”; not able to handle the tension of
the bicuspid valves. It was the final indication that the HOSPITAL in Abu Dhabi
be prepared for Mr President.
Haha mr president should consult you for future cardiac related problems.
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