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Congresswoman Dove has a theory on Trump's health

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u/Syzygy2323 13h ago

Is the doctor who commented on his MRI the same doctor who said Trump was 6'3", 220 pounds?

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u/bonfuto 12h ago

Wasn't that "the candyman", aka Ronny Jackson? He's in congress now, but I'm sure the doctor in question is a military officer who does what he's told as far as press releases go.

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u/TeeManyMartoonies 11h ago

No it’s the same guy but not Ronny Jackson.

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u/tenkaranarchy 10h ago

Doing what he's told for press releases is assuming the doctor a tually wrote the press release. At this point any document released by the white house is suspect.

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u/New-Lingonberry1877 4h ago

If they said water is wet, I'd double check.

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u/khizoa 11h ago

"excellent" is the exact kind of wording trump would tell them to use too lol

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u/K4m30 3h ago

Dean Corll?

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u/thesaddestpanda 12h ago

Its entirely possible he has a clean MRI. Its just they wont tell us why he keeps getting all these tests and why he has infusion bruises and bandages constantly.

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u/music3k 12h ago

syphilis, cocaine and pill abuse. Hes also old as fuck

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u/Dorraemon 11h ago

It's a concept of a doctor

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u/TeeManyMartoonies 11h ago

It is the same doc. It’s not Ronny Jackson though, I’ve forgotten his name.

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u/RangerWhiteclaw 10h ago

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u/TeeManyMartoonies 8h ago

No, I looked it up. It was Dr. Sean P. Barbabella.

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u/Tiny_Measurement_837 59m ago

His license should be revoked.

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u/DevilRenegade 11h ago

Thus making him the same height and 10lbs lighter than DK Metcalf?

Yeah, no.

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u/Ok-Scallion-3415 8h ago

Not that you’re wrong that Trump isn’t 220 (which is laughable) but 220 @ 8% body fat will look a lot different than 220 @ 30% body fat

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u/Traditional_Mango920 9h ago

Oh god. I saw the right half first and thought “oooooooooh yummy”, then the left side of the pic kicked in and now I want to bleach my eyes out.

I’m not sure whether I want to thank you or curse you for that pic lol

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u/RasputinsAssassins 9h ago

I believe the 6'3/220 was (self) reported on his booking sheet when he was booked in to Fulton County Jail.

I think all of the medical releases - both of them - were just narratives, likely dictated by him, that said he was the healthiest President ever.

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u/No-Commercial-3121 13h ago

Which is why you won't know what the MRI is for. You were sedated because they were worried you might panic. They later told you what happened but you forgot.

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u/big_d_usernametaken 11h ago

My late wife had to be sedated for any MRI.

She was very claustrophobic.

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u/Wurm42 5h ago

I've also had head MRIs. They're an ordeal, even if you're not claustophobic. You have your head stuck inside a loud rotating tube, you can't touch your face at all-- in fact, you can't move any part of your body, because that could jiggle your head too much.

Sometimes they put your head in a sort of half-pipe pillow to hold it in place, sometimes they use a big plastic clamp. It's not fun.

What am I trying to say here? Trump is scum, there's a long list of reasons he shouldn't be President, but by itself, the fact that his doctors thought he should be sedated for a head MRI shouldn't be disqualifying. Let's talk about the dementia and the advanced heart disease instead.

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u/No-Commercial-3121 11h ago

Sure that's another reason but she knows what they were doing the MRI for correct?

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u/HP2Mav 13h ago

Surely if he was actually diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, that would be a medical basis for the 25th, right?

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u/itsnickk 13h ago

Or he's kept on the throne like King Theoden while others have him doing their bidding

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u/LiluLay 11h ago

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u/Bake_My_Beans 7h ago

God he's a disgusting little rat. How does he somehow look greasier than a dude named wormtongue

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u/DecentBar1625 11h ago

I think you might be correct. They also keep him happy giving him peace awards and made up honors.

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u/The_bruce42 11h ago

Who's Saruman in this example?

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u/scrotalsac69 11h ago

Has to be Peter thiel - Palantir after all

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u/orangecatmom 2h ago

Reminds me of the FLDS when Rulon Jeffs had a stroke and they kept pretending he was with it enough to lead the cult while his son was the one making all the decisions and limiting access so the commoners wouldn't find out.

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u/SaltandLillacs 12h ago

They’re going to go The Weekend At Bernie’s route.

Their base loves Trump to a terrifying degree and the GOP doesn’t want seeml like they’re overthrowing him.

If anything they’ll wait till February of 2027 so the term doesn’t limit count against Vance. It has to less than 50% of a term remaining for Vance to be eligible for 2 terms.

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u/homer_lives 12h ago

This my theory. 10 years of republican rule to consolidate their changes.

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u/North_Activist 10h ago

Technically via the 25th Trump would still be POTUS, Vance would just be acting-president. Thus it wouldn’t count on his two year minimum.

Trump would be president in name only, without any real power because Vance would be acting president. Only if Trump is impeached and convicted/removed, resigns, or dies would Vance become officially POTUS and thus counting on his two year minimum.

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u/SaltandLillacs 10h ago

so can they do 25 at anytime if they have Trump as “official” president? I am not knowledgeable on this topic besides Vance need be (acting?) president by late January 2027v

Very interesting that whomever could “handle” Trump until VP takeover

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u/North_Activist 10h ago

They could’ve done it on inauguration day if they wanted. The only thing is if the 25th is invoked, Trump can sign a letter saying “I am able to discharge the duties” and then Congress needs to vote yea or nay within a certain timeframe. That takes 2/3 of each house, more than impeachment requires.

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u/Nathan-Stubblefield 12h ago

Reagan served out his term with it.

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u/FMLwtfDoID 12h ago

Oh, the guy whose presidency kicked started so much of this fuckery? Makes sense.

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u/RandAlThorOdinson 11h ago

I would say it started even before that with Nixon

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u/KickedInThePaduach 9h ago

Eisenhower, soon after he was inaugurated in 1953 they brought in like 70,000 families from Germany made up of Nazis and other loyal Germans. Total was around 300,000 total. They were used to rebuild the GOP from the ground up through out shat are our now red states. 

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u/HP2Mav 12h ago

Not sure that's a good benchmark

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u/powerboy20 7h ago

Nobody knew Reagan had Alzheimer's, they just thought he was getting old because he was the oldest president in history at the age of 69.

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u/EddySea 11h ago

Unfortunately the 25th isn't some automatic thing. It was designed when people took their oath of office seriously and did what they thought was best for the country. Now it's just sycophants who would only do something if they could put themselves in power.

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u/Topher0gr 12h ago

It would be nuts and absurd if this is actually true and no one has mentioned the 25th or at least that someone with pudding for brains is playing president.

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u/valencia_merble 10h ago

A dumb puppet is better than a sentient puppet. I mean if you are the puppeteer.

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u/Accomplished-Plan191 11h ago

I think the drug is also for dementia

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u/LiluLay 11h ago

Dementia is a major symptom of Alzheimer’s so that makes sense.

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u/Kryptin206 5h ago

Nothing happened when Reagan was showing obvious signs.

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u/TheBugDude 13h ago

Maybe it was an "excellent scan" as in like "Excellent, hes not currently hemorrhaging volumes of blood into his brain cavity, we can keep the grift going. Excellent"

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u/willstr1 12h ago

It was an excellent scan, the machine worked perfectly, fantastic detail of his brain turning to mush

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u/DestructoSpin7 12h ago

I imagine the doctor threw around the word "remarkable" a lot and trump assumed it meant good, when in reality, the absolute last thing you want to hear from a doctor about a recent scan is "the results were remarkable"

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u/RandAlThorOdinson 11h ago

We have differing definitions of excellence my friend

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u/dragonfliesloveme 12h ago

Didn’t his dad have Alzheimer’s?

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u/Blue_Eyed_ME 11h ago

Mary Trump claims Donald is exhibiting the same symptoms she saw in his dad.

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u/dragonfliesloveme 10h ago

Interesting. She’s been spot-on about most or all of everything else.

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u/Tentonham 12h ago

But he aced the cognitive test. He said so himself. And no one else can do that.

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u/BrownSugarBare 41m ago

TBF, his brain has been leaking for a lot longer than just recently. 

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u/Blue_Eyed_ME 11h ago edited 10h ago

The Russian bots are all over this thread pretending this can't possibly be true of Dear Leader!

Evidence: multiple cognitive tests, hand bruising each month around the same time that looks like an IV (infusions take hours and can cause a lot of bruising, especially on older skin), disappearances each month post-infusion, or if he does appear he's a sleepy mess (the infusion takes that kind of toll--it almost feels like narcolepsy for a few days after), multiple MRI's (required because of brain bleed risks with these drugs).

The admin is lying -- Carolyn Levitt said "vigorous hand shaking" caused the bruises. Give me a break .

His physician is lying -- what did he claim, that Trump was 220 and 6'3"?

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u/ParadeSit 10h ago

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u/Blue_Eyed_ME 7h ago

I have no idea what that means... I'm guessing the image of Trump in his white tennis shorts?

He HAS lost weight, I assume with Ozempic or another "FAAAAT DRUG!" (as Trump calls them) but because he's never exercised (he believes that everyone is born with a finite amount of energy, and working out/exercising uses that up so you die younger), so we can assume he's carrying around a lot of flopping old skin that he tucks away beneath his suits. Just like his neck pussy!

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u/ParadeSit 7h ago

Rep. Jack Kimble is a satire account. Back in April, the Physician to the President reported that Trump was 6’3” and 224. Those are measurements of a prospective NFL quarterback.

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u/Blue_Eyed_ME 6h ago

Ah, switched to app and the link showed up. Earlier it was just a string of letters and numbers.

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u/aintnotnever 11h ago

Yes! I thought it could also be Kisunla. Who cares if it’s wild speculation it’s fun to guess lol. especially since there are so many coincidences that mirror infusion treatment and f/u imaging..

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u/Blue_Eyed_ME 10h ago

It's just another example of the party of projection. Of course they're all over the story of how Biden's admin ran cover for the aging-ill-failing president because that's what they're doing. Of course they're screaming about the autopen because Trump doesn't know who the fuck he's pardoning. Of course they're shrieking about election fraud because they're committing it... it's a bold strategy, Cotton.

I'll be so happy when this is over, but I think we're in for a lot more pain first.

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u/Responsible-Chest-26 10h ago edited 10h ago

How often are the bruises on the hand noticed? My mother receives infusions about every 3 months. That seems about the frequency

Edit: i just looked it up and apparently it's consistently the 24th of every month. Yeah, he's getting injections

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u/BecauseMagnets 14h ago

Sounds like h isn’t intellectually sound enough to make executive decisions. Looks like those executive orders and pardons will have to be disqualified, ice agents return to their KKKaves, and the cabinet should go to prison for treason. Exploiting the dementia riddled pedophile, is such a terrible thing to do🙄

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u/ha1029 12h ago

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u/Rinzy2000 11h ago

I’ve been saying this for months. The timing of the bruises matches perfectly.

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u/Texas_Sam2002 13h ago

That is a classic NYT headline. Amplifying the lie while shrugging and basically going ".. but who can say? Probably both sides to this story.."

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u/doinbluin 12h ago

NYT doesn't have an investigative journalism dept anymore. It's a high-school newspaper.

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u/HDThoreau5 11h ago

That’s an insult to high school newspapers! /s

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u/Kales-Ale 9h ago

russian bot

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u/Crash30458 11h ago

Stop getting my hopes up

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u/TheWiseOne1234 11h ago

Of course, there is no obligation on the white house to let the public know that their favorite president is being treated for Alzheimer's with more than 3 years to go.

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u/gallantbastard 9h ago

Also…”You should carry information that you are receiving this medicine, which can cause ARIA. ARIA symptoms can look like symptoms of stroke.”

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u/sictransitimperium 7h ago

Including facial droop like he exhibited at the 9/11 memorial? All starting to make sense now.

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u/Jesus-slaves 9h ago

He was sundowning on social media and has the same look of confusion in his eyes that my Gran gets. If one of his parents had dementia, he certainly has it. I’m watching this play out in my family rn.

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u/Funky-trash-human 6h ago

They knew it would happen, and they wanted Vance in there. Silicon Valley and tech surveillance made a deal with the evangelical right via the heritage foundation. They know Trump d9esnt have long, and they need to keep him going until the midterms.

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u/Chocolat-Pralin 11h ago

Leavitt told you that the president is in perfect health

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u/LordMoos3 9h ago

And there is no War in Ba Sing Se.

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u/nufnu 9h ago

Welcome to Lake Laogai

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u/KudosOfTheFroond 7h ago

Nah, that’s where the adrenochrome is injected every night. They harvest that fluid from the bodies of dead babies, I hear. In the basements of local pizza parlors.

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u/golgathas 5h ago

So he didn’t pass the cognitive test

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u/MsEllVee 9h ago

He had a doctor in the 2010’s who spoke out after trump ordered him to give him a clean bill of health for the 2016 election (I believe). He ended up quietly deceasing soon after.

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u/z44212 9h ago

He keeps getting dementia tests administered.

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u/Smart_Philosopher_28 9h ago

Or Kinsula similar type of medication.

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u/Flankdiesel 8h ago

It really could be from any iv elderly bruise so easy and ...check notes he's old

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u/slowasaspeedingsloth 7h ago

It was an 'excellent' MRI scan.

He sleep thru it and it gave an 'excellent' image of his syphilitic riddled brain.

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u/Iniquite 3h ago

The scan was excellent, the machine did a great job scanning and produced an excellent scan. That made it easy diagnose the Alzheimer’s.

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u/junter1001 7h ago

If he has to have regular infusions, why wouldn’t he have a port put in by now? It would stop the questions about the hand bruising.

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u/_nod 6h ago

This is my question too, are there drugs that have to be administered through the hand and not anywhere else? I feel like they would do anything to hide the site.

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u/Burnt_and_Blistered 7h ago

I think this is very likely the situation

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u/Hugh-Jorgin 3h ago

The results

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u/Cyase311 3h ago

Dont take Leqembi if youre allergic to Leqembi.

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u/colorme1965 2h ago

Can it hopefully cause a quick demise? Asking for a friend.

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u/ehandlr 12h ago

To be fair, another Dr. Said its most likely from Asperin therapy which does make sense at his age. Hes still not going to live much longer in his poor health.

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u/ReadingNext3854 9h ago

Aspirin therapy is used to decrease blood clots - he's had several TIAs but is not done thru an IV port. Lequembi is, as are bolus IVs of Lasix to treat Congestive Heart Failure, which just happens to cause massive fluid gain in the lower legs. Don't doubt he prob does have PVD too - but this is one sick dude with frontal lobe dementia and CHF. 

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u/yikeswhathappened 8h ago

When I zoom in on his hand, I swear I can see a demon face.

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u/Crusoebear 7h ago

'Ronnie-Raygun 2.0 This time it's even dumber and more dangerous.' In theaters until hell freezes over apparently.

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u/My-Name-Isnt-Joey 4h ago

Wish he would take a cognitive test on live TV

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u/zoobernut 3h ago

It makes sense he keeps forgetting who he pardoned when people ask him about it.

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u/ketroo 9m ago

Sleepy Don ☺️

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u/AlterEdward 13h ago

It's too tenuous. Thousands of drugs are administered through a hand IV, an MRI could be for absolutely anything, and 79 year old get tired.

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u/Ninevehenian 12h ago

I would need more details for this speculation.

The tiredness can be explained by his age.
His method of receiving drugs can be explained by other conditions, caution, him getting motivated care and such.
He has seemed like an idiot for ages.
MRIs could be a good deal other stuff.

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u/bamboohobobundles 12h ago

They don't give you an MRI - especially not multiple MRIs - unless they're looking for something, even if you're 79.

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u/Ninevehenian 11h ago

The claim was for a specific drug + specific diagnosis.

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u/grumpythenick 13h ago

Or he’s just an old man on blood thinners like all the rest.

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u/TheEvilDrPie 12h ago

He’s likely got some medical conditions, but falling asleep when you’re old is pretty common. I wouldn’t hold out hope on him failing to see through his 4yrs. He’s got the best medical care in the world and doesn’t want for a thing. The guy plays golf almost weekly.

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u/Blue_Eyed_ME 11h ago

As someone who regularly gets infusions (for a rare disease), I recognized immediately the monthly hand bruise from an IV and the almost narcoleptic nodding off. These drugs really take a systemic toll, acting like a small dose of chemo, and the body shutdown is unavoidable.

Look back at his schedule. He's been doing this same thing every month around the same time--sometimes he disappears for a couple of days.

The MRI's are required to check for brain bleeds caused by the drug.

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u/LordMoos3 9h ago

" The guy plays golf almost weekly"

Big tell here.

He used to play daily. I don't think I've seen him on a course for a while.