After illnesses, Hillary Clinton back at work

This handout photo provided by the State Department shows Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton holding up a football helmet presented to her at the State Department in Washington, Monday, Jan. 7, 2013, as she returned to work on Monday after a month-long absence caused first by a stomach virus, then a fall and a concussion and finally a brief hospitalization for a blot clot near her brain. / AP Photo / State Department
Updated 6:30 p.m. ET
After a series of health problems that ultimately landed her in the hospital with a blood clot in her head, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton returned to work today.
Clinton was first out of work due to a virus and a subsequent concussion that she got after falling due to dehydration. Then a follow up exam to assess the status of her health revealed a blood clot between her brain and skull which led to a multi-day hospital stay.
Her first week back at work starts slow but concludes with high-level meetings with Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, President Obama and Afghan President Hamid Karzai who traveling to Washington at the end of the week.
During her absence, Clinton cancelled appearances at congressional hearings related to the Benghazi attacks, leading her critics to question the reality of her illness. Today, State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland indicated that Clinton will testify later this month.
"She's made a commitment to testify. We expect we'll be able to get that done before her successor takes office," Nuland said.
Clinton's tenure is winding down as the president has nominated Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., to replace her.
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Looking forward to your continued good health and a run for the Presidency.!
You're probably the only one who can control Boehner and the Repugnanticans and get the US the hell out of this mess.
Too bad we have to wait four more years.
Keep in mind that woman was totally unqualified to be Secretary of State in the first place. What does she do all day?
LOL...All the people you named also owned slaves. Can you name someone who is not 200 years old? No company hires a CEO who has been demoted to project manager.
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Didn't think so...