The ‘big beautiful obituary’ will be written about Donald Trump ‘any day now’, according to medical expert Dr Adam James who examined footage of the 80-year-old
Donald Trump is coming close to the end of this life, a medical expert has claimed. Dr Adam James, who has treated elderly patients for 15 years, made the prediction after watching footage of the US President hosting his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in Washington.
Trump’s decision to wear gloves in 20C heat and his reaction to a cluster of jets performing a flyby were the basis for the physical therapist’s terminal thesis.
“He made this face when a jet flew over because he has frontotemporal dementia (FTD) which severely diminishes his ability to filter sound and also tolerate high volumes,” he alleged.
“Or he was just taking a s***. Who knows at this point.” added the physical therapist.
“Frontotemporal dementia also has a symptom called hyperacusis. Hyperacusis is the pathological oversensitivity to everyday sound.
“When you expose an FTD patient to a sound that is this loud – around 110 decibels if the jets were flying at 1,000 feet – it is going to produce this reaction in that type of brain.
“110 decibels is similar to a rock concert or a car horn in close proximity. That is a level of sound a lot of do get exposed to from time to time and that is normal.”
Dr James suggested the 80-year-old wore gloves to hide the IV drip bruising on his hands.
He told his Instagram followers: “He is wearing two gloves in 64 degree weather in late September which makes no sense. Unless of course you are a malignant narcist with unstoppable vanity and you are trying to hide the severe bruising on both of your hands from the IV treatments you are getting to extend your life.
“I bet the bruising begins to show up more often and will be way worse than it ever was. Letting us know that the end if even closer than we already thought.”
Dr James also said frontotemporal dementia would explain why Trump loves the Village People’s YMCA song so much. He claimed: “Frontotemporal dementia also causes other symptoms like musicophilia or an abnormal fixation or craving for certain songs or sounds.
“He loves the YMCA song not because of the song but because his brain is shrinking inside of his skull.
“Add this to the mountain of reasons that the big beautiful obituary is coming any day now.”