sturg33
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I was reliably told that they have been lying about his doing well
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I was reliably told that they have been lying about his doing well
nsacpi
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Doctor friend's answer: yes, someone with pre-existing psychological conditions is more apt to experience adverse reactions to a course of steriods,
He lists the following possible reactions: more labile, distorted reality, some become manic, high followed by crash
He lists the following possible reactions: more labile, distorted reality, some become manic, high followed by crash
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zbhargrove
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You know sturg doesn’t believe Trump has any pre existing psychological conditions. His behavior through this crisis and his whole presidency is just completely normal behavior in Sturg’s world.
nsacpi
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yeah...the side effects could happen to anyone, but my doctor friend is saying they are more likely to occur in someone with pre-existing psychological conditions
looking at the list of possible side effects my thought is that they might magnify certain things that poorly chosen one is already prone to
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Eh, if they've already been exposed to him, there isn't a concern. The Secret Service always have to be there, quarantine or not.
Also, can you blame her?
This is probably the first time she hasn’t been forced to be around him for the sake of public image. Because of this situation she has basically been able to be away from him for longer than 24 hours. This is like a vacation for her
This is probably the first time she hasn’t been forced to be around him for the sake of public image. Because of this situation she has basically been able to be away from him for longer than 24 hours. This is like a vacation for her
Runnin
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His speech was noticeably weak when he gave his last Hannity interview.
Runnin
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The car stunt shows how full of BS he is. That's not going to change his condition nor any voters' minds.
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Runnin
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Trump team under fire for confusion about president’s condition
OO has given his team a Master's level crash course on lying. It's sad to watch people get good at it.
“Honestly, if anything,” Farah said, “I think the chief of staff’s comments reflect how close their relationship is, that he’s so close to this individual when he sees him not feeling well, not his tough, strong self that we all know, that he wanted to make sure to convey that to the public.”
“We’re striving to be as transparent as we can for the American public,” she said on Sunday. “I think where the confusion sort of arose was between Dr. Conley’s briefing yesterday and then comments from the chief of staff, which he helped clarify on your network. Here’s the thing: These were two different moments in time.”
OO has given his team a Master's level crash course on lying. It's sad to watch people get good at it.
“Honestly, if anything,” Farah said, “I think the chief of staff’s comments reflect how close their relationship is, that he’s so close to this individual when he sees him not feeling well, not his tough, strong self that we all know, that he wanted to make sure to convey that to the public.”
“We’re striving to be as transparent as we can for the American public,” she said on Sunday. “I think where the confusion sort of arose was between Dr. Conley’s briefing yesterday and then comments from the chief of staff, which he helped clarify on your network. Here’s the thing: These were two different moments in time.”
Crazy they had to waste all that PPE on his publicity stunt.
Also like how your tweet basically says medical grade masks as a positive, when you and thethe constantly are talking about how masks are useless.
sturg33
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I mean.. 80% of blue check twitter was assuring us through their anonymous sources that Trump was a bad day away from death, complaining that his doctors were definitely lying for him.
Perhaps it was necessary to walk out and show the world and country that he was OK
Runnin
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We can all be sure that he is micromanaging and overriding his doctors advice dozens of times a day, that he will make as many screw ups with his health as he has with the country's.
Leaving the hospital too early on a steroid high only to have to return later when the next wave of the virus comes through would be just like....say, opening the country up too early and re-spreading the virus among the population and having to close it down again in the fall.
Leaving the hospital too early on a steroid high only to have to return later when the next wave of the virus comes through would be just like....say, opening the country up too early and re-spreading the virus among the population and having to close it down again in the fall.
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Runnin
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He's not OK, yet, though he does need to stay up and active as much as he can to keep the lungs working.
He was likely one day away from the virus getting its grip on him and is lucky his people talked him into going to the hospital before that happened. They may have saved his life by doing that. Most people have to wait until they're so sick they're almost beyond help before an emergency room will see them.