Trump’s Health Thread

heelinhell said:
Is Trump taking Leqembi ? The side effects would certainly account for his current mental status.

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it's gotta be bruising from Leqembi or Kisunla infusions. Otherwise, Fox and the WH would ignore this controversy...

 
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So yet again we need to be honest...skin is a body system. It isnt separate from the whole. Any person for whom aging has progressed tk the point that their skin is so thin that it easily bruises is aged in so many ways as to be unfit for the most stressful job in the world. That same mileage is on the odometer, not just that one part.
 
wmheel1287 said:
So yet again we need to be honest...skin is a body system. It isnt separate from the whole. Any person for whom aging has progressed tk the point that their skin is so thin that it easily bruises is aged in so many ways as to be unfit for the most stressful job in the world. That same mileage is on the odometer, not just that one part.
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Anyone who is in their mid 70s like me knows that the "shaking hands" explanation is total bull shit.
 
wmheel1287 said:
So yet again we need to be honest...skin is a body system. It isnt separate from the whole. Any person for whom aging has progressed tk the point that their skin is so thin that it easily bruises is aged in so many ways as to be unfit for the most stressful job in the world. That same mileage is on the odometer, not just that one part.
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I think you're painting with too broad a brush. My skin reached that point over ten years ago. Then when I quit being in the sun 50-60 hours a week it greatly improved. I'm pretty sure my mental condition, if it did fluctuate, didn't do that because of skin condition. You'd probably have trouble selling it to eczema, acne , and psoriasis patient.

As Cromwell asked. "I beseech you, in the bowels of Christ, think it possible you may be mistaken."
 
finesse said:
I think you're painting with too broad a brush. My skin reached that point over ten years ago. Then when I quit being in the sun 50-60 hours a week it greatly improved. I'm pretty sure my mental condition, if it did fluctuate, didn't do that because of skin condition. You'd probably have trouble selling it to eczema, acne , and psoriasis patient.

As Cromwell asked. "I beseech you, in the bowels of Christ, think it possible you may be mistaken."
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Im not speaking of those who have verifiable skin conditions separate from aging alone. I am talking about excusing the obvious decline of aging as being solely a skin thing.

A car can be a couple years old and have rust on the quarter panels because of some odd anomaly. But a 30 year old car with rust on the quarter panels is probably done in 50 different ways.

And yes, my brush is broad but the damage to society from not parking people who are clearly beyond their abilities is unfathomable at this point. We are going to have to take a different approach and put maximum ages on everything because allowing people to decide for themselves is not working. Humans are just not equipped to admit their own mortality on large scale.
 
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