UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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The Internet did not exist when FDR was President.
No way we elect a wheelchair bound President in today's world.
Hillary Clinton most likely suffers from advanced Parkinsons disease...
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The Internet did not exist when FDR was President.
No way we elect a wheelchair bound President in today's world.
newfie
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I don't know in todays world someone would get voted in for no other reason then the wheel chair. kind of like the woman issue with Hillary.
Babagounj
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Awkward Timing: Hillary Clinton Featured In New Issue Of ‘Women’s Health’ - Breitbart
Before her collapse and health scare in New York City, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton was interviewed for the latest issue of Women’s Health magazine.
The October issue of the magazine features a glossy photo of a glowing Hillary Clinton in an article that talks about her plans to help women if she’s elected president.
When asked about the biggest obstacle she faced during her campaign, Clinton said it was the new media culture.
“In the heat of a campaign, in a culture that rewards brevity and clever phrases on social media, it can be really tempting to give simple answers to complex problems,” she said. “That’s never been my style.”
She asserted that she was “a little wonky” but believed in discussing specifics in her proposals.
Before her collapse and health scare in New York City, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton was interviewed for the latest issue of Women’s Health magazine.
The October issue of the magazine features a glossy photo of a glowing Hillary Clinton in an article that talks about her plans to help women if she’s elected president.
When asked about the biggest obstacle she faced during her campaign, Clinton said it was the new media culture.
“In the heat of a campaign, in a culture that rewards brevity and clever phrases on social media, it can be really tempting to give simple answers to complex problems,” she said. “That’s never been my style.”
She asserted that she was “a little wonky” but believed in discussing specifics in her proposals.
Babagounj
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Team Clinton: ‘Try Telling Hillary Clinton She Has to Drink Water’
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton does not drink enough water, according to her campaign, leading to her dehydration episodes.
“She won’t drink water, and you try telling Hillary Clinton she has to drink water,” said a person described “in her orbit,” according to Politico.
Clinton staffers are adamant: Hillary Clinton never lost consciousness, even though she collapsed after a 9/11 memorial ceremony and suffers from chronic dehydration.
“She just got dehydrated yesterday,” Bill Clinton said in an interview with CBS anchor Charlie Rose.
Clinton herself said she “felt dizzy” and “lost her balance for a moment” but immediately felt better after she had some water.
CNN’s Anderson Cooper asked Clinton whether she had these dehydration episodes before. “I think really only twice … that I can recall,” she replied.
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Aren't witches afraid of water ?
People with rabies have a fear of water .
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton does not drink enough water, according to her campaign, leading to her dehydration episodes.
“She won’t drink water, and you try telling Hillary Clinton she has to drink water,” said a person described “in her orbit,” according to Politico.
Clinton staffers are adamant: Hillary Clinton never lost consciousness, even though she collapsed after a 9/11 memorial ceremony and suffers from chronic dehydration.
“She just got dehydrated yesterday,” Bill Clinton said in an interview with CBS anchor Charlie Rose.
Clinton herself said she “felt dizzy” and “lost her balance for a moment” but immediately felt better after she had some water.
CNN’s Anderson Cooper asked Clinton whether she had these dehydration episodes before. “I think really only twice … that I can recall,” she replied.
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Aren't witches afraid of water ?
People with rabies have a fear of water .
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Rumors: Pictures apparently showing Clinton squeezing the woman's fingers also revived much derided rumors that Clinton is suffering from Parkinson's disease
Oh look it's Chuckie butt kisser Schumer to the left of Hillary.
Babagounj
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Friends of Hillary say she has Parkinson’s
Friends of Hillary say she has Parkinson's
'Stage 3' of neuro-degenerative disease
NEW YORK – Hillary Clinton has stage-three Parkinson’s disease and suffers from seizures, according to three sources who have had a personal relationship with the Democratic Party presidential nominee.
The sources, who spoke to WND on condition of anonymity, explained that her seizures or dizzy spells can be triggered by being out in the sun, such as apparently occurred Sunday when she was videoed collapsing as she was escorted into her limousine in New York City.
After the episode Sunday, the Clinton campaign announced she had been diagnosed on Friday with pneumonia.
However, images captured at the 9/11 memorial Sunday showed Clinton apparently being asked by a medical professional to squeeze her fingers, a test that would indicate she suffers from a neurological disease such as Parkinson’s.
Meanwhile, a Republican state legislator in New Hampshire said Monday he believes Clinton has Parkinson’s.
Daniel Tamburello commented on his Facebook page that his father had Parkinson’s, and he noted pneumonia is common among sufferers of the neuro-degenerative disease.
Friends of Hillary say she has Parkinson's
'Stage 3' of neuro-degenerative disease
NEW YORK – Hillary Clinton has stage-three Parkinson’s disease and suffers from seizures, according to three sources who have had a personal relationship with the Democratic Party presidential nominee.
The sources, who spoke to WND on condition of anonymity, explained that her seizures or dizzy spells can be triggered by being out in the sun, such as apparently occurred Sunday when she was videoed collapsing as she was escorted into her limousine in New York City.
After the episode Sunday, the Clinton campaign announced she had been diagnosed on Friday with pneumonia.
However, images captured at the 9/11 memorial Sunday showed Clinton apparently being asked by a medical professional to squeeze her fingers, a test that would indicate she suffers from a neurological disease such as Parkinson’s.
Meanwhile, a Republican state legislator in New Hampshire said Monday he believes Clinton has Parkinson’s.
Daniel Tamburello commented on his Facebook page that his father had Parkinson’s, and he noted pneumonia is common among sufferers of the neuro-degenerative disease.
MrFedEx
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Is WND World News Daily? If so, what a credible source. And, imagine a Republican lawmaker saying bad things about her.
A space alien told me today that Trump is actually one of them, and that they will take over the world one country at a time.
Babagounj
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which space alien , we have more than just one race competing for this world ?
MrFedEx
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Trump is a Manchurian candidate representing Russia and the planet Zorg. The tip-off that he is an alien is the hair and the bobby-pins, which are actually antenna's so the Zorg high command and Putin can instruct Trump what to say.
Babagounj
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Very weal response.
I thought you were more creative.
MrFedEx
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Trump is plenty creative for all of us, just like those bogus health stats he showed Oz. I think Hillary is also lying BTW. Nobody that important just faints without a trip to the hospital, paramedics etc. Nobody was surprised on her team when she dropped like a rock.
If it were you, wouldn't you want to go to the ER?
Babagounj
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Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
Progressive supranuclear palsy, or PSP, is a rare neurodegenerative disease that is often misdiagnosed as Parkinson's disease because its symptoms are similar. Because of its rarity, PSP is mostly unknown by the general public.
PSP develops because of the deterioration of brain cells in a few small but very important areas at the base of the brain. The most important affected area is the substantia nigra. When this area of the brain is affected by the disease, a lot of the palsy's symptoms become more visible.
The beginning stages of PSP include the inability to walk, falling spells, and stiffness. Falls experienced by a PSP patient are often described as having a state of dizziness, prior to actually falling. This dizziness description is sometimes misdiagnosed as an inner ear problem or a hardening of the arteries that are blocking blood flow to the brain.
The word "progressive" was included in the palsy's name, because symptoms typically progressively worsen for a patient. After seven to nine years, PSP becomes more difficult to deal with. The disease usually causes physical imbalance and stiffness of the body to grow worse, making walking very difficult or sometimes impossible.
Problems with eyesight also occur in the later stages of PSP. Usually, visual problems can become as much of an issue as impaired walking for the patient. Eyesight is most affected by the difficulty to aim the eye properly, making reading very hard. Another eyesight problem that is sometimes encountered is the inability to maintain visual contact with another person during conversation. PSP can also cause "tunnel vision," which sometimes causes problems while a person is trying to drive a car.
Most PSP patients eventually experience a mild to moderate degree of mental problems. The slowing of thoughts and thinking makes it hard for the person to hold a conversation with others or to analyze problems.
There is no cure for PSP. Care should be focused on keeping the person comfortable and creating the best quality of life possible.
Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
Progressive supranuclear palsy, or PSP, is a rare neurodegenerative disease that is often misdiagnosed as Parkinson's disease because its symptoms are similar. Because of its rarity, PSP is mostly unknown by the general public.
PSP develops because of the deterioration of brain cells in a few small but very important areas at the base of the brain. The most important affected area is the substantia nigra. When this area of the brain is affected by the disease, a lot of the palsy's symptoms become more visible.
The beginning stages of PSP include the inability to walk, falling spells, and stiffness. Falls experienced by a PSP patient are often described as having a state of dizziness, prior to actually falling. This dizziness description is sometimes misdiagnosed as an inner ear problem or a hardening of the arteries that are blocking blood flow to the brain.
The word "progressive" was included in the palsy's name, because symptoms typically progressively worsen for a patient. After seven to nine years, PSP becomes more difficult to deal with. The disease usually causes physical imbalance and stiffness of the body to grow worse, making walking very difficult or sometimes impossible.
Problems with eyesight also occur in the later stages of PSP. Usually, visual problems can become as much of an issue as impaired walking for the patient. Eyesight is most affected by the difficulty to aim the eye properly, making reading very hard. Another eyesight problem that is sometimes encountered is the inability to maintain visual contact with another person during conversation. PSP can also cause "tunnel vision," which sometimes causes problems while a person is trying to drive a car.
Most PSP patients eventually experience a mild to moderate degree of mental problems. The slowing of thoughts and thinking makes it hard for the person to hold a conversation with others or to analyze problems.
There is no cure for PSP. Care should be focused on keeping the person comfortable and creating the best quality of life possible.
Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
DriveInDriѵeOut
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The super rich don't go to the ER with the deplorables.
DriveInDriѵeOut
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Dr. Babbage Ganja, did you come up with that diagnosis on your own? Or should you quote a source for that assumption?
Babagounj
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WebMD - Better information. Better health.
I was trying to find out what causes her head to bobble and I ran across this topic.
I liked the part where driving a car is impossible , since Hillary hasn't driven for decades.
I was trying to find out what causes her head to bobble and I ran across this topic.
I liked the part where driving a car is impossible , since Hillary hasn't driven for decades.
MrFedEx
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I kind of liked her calling the deplorables what they were. Millions of white trash trailer park dwellers had to look up what "deplorables" meant, tearing themselves away from Judge Judy. Most of them thought they were unwanted immigrants from the country of Deplore.
brett636
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Have you considered what country you will move to in the event of a President Trump?
Oh thats right, Fred doesn't pay you enough to move that far. I guess you will just have to stick it out with the rest of us.
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