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The Soviets had a specially trained NKVD detail that was tasked to storm the government quarters of Berlin and capture as many high-ranking officials as possible.The planning storming never took place as the Germans broke out on the night of 1–2 May 1945.The Soviets also had a special medical detail standing by to render medical aid to those capture in the government quarters.Members of both units were fluent in German. As it happened, nurses from the medical detail were the first to enter Hitler's bunker and the surrounding bunker complexes.That being said, there were limousines and VIP aircraft standing by to transport the captured government members to Moscow. They would have been treated very well.Here they would have awaited transport back to Germany to stand trial (which would later become Nuremberg).The Soviets planned on treating these high-ranking prisoners very well, after all, the War Cries Tribunal was a massive PR event and they didn’t want the prisoners to make a bad appearance.

A) It probably wasn’t just a checkup.B) That doesn’t necessarily mean it was serious—the VP may have to step in if the President is incapacitated for any reason, even something like needing a large blood draw that leaves him too woozy and “out of it” to effectively govern for an hour or so.C) It’s none of our business. Public officials are not public property, so their medical details are not ours to know.Original Question:“Now that we know that VP Pence was on 'stand by' when Trump made his unscheduled visit to Walter Reed last November, what does that say for Trump's explanation that the visit was only for a checkup?”

We have also faced this scenario. We knew at 6 months pregnant there would be major complications…I won't bore you with the medical details, but we heard everything from: consider terminating the pregnancy, life expectancy unknown, it's going to be a lifetime commitment, the child may be institutionalized. All the WORST things a soon to be parent could hear.Today our daughter is 13. She's had 35 surgeries. She cannot walk or talk. And yes, some months we choose between buying medicine and paying the mortgage. But with all that said, she is the happiest little girl I know. Full of joy and love.Having a severely handicapped child has put my life into perspective and taught me a few things. Every day is a gift. Material things are irrelevant. She knows nothing of the latest fads, celebrities, music or social media. All this child knows is if she's loved and cared for…which she is in abundance.We wouldn't change a thing.