American President, Donald Trump, has six to eight months to live, so says video making round.
The video shared from the TikTok handle @epistemiccrisis, a man identifies as a “home health physical therapist with a doctorate in my field” claimed that Donald Trump’s “congestive heart failure is getting worse.”
The narrator said in the video, “The reason I know that he has congestive heart failure is because of the swelling in his feet and ankles.
“And the reason I know it’s getting worse is because he’s sitting behind the desk on camera now.
“He lashed out against MSNBC for giving him hash about his ankles. This is how we know that something is true, because it gets to Trump.
“We know that it’s getting worse because he knows he cannot hide the degree of swelling. That’s why he’s sitting behind the desk. Oh, he also has chronic kidney disease, which is also contributing to the swelling in the feet and ankles.
“I think he’s going to be around for six to eight months tops,” the person added.
But White House said the president is in “excellent health.”
Trump’s health has become a major concern on social media since the bruises on his hands were photographed and reported in the media.
Since the White House announced that the President has been diagnosed with “chronic venous insufficiency,” the bruises have been photographed frequently.
Most recently, the dark bruises were photographed without concealer during Trump’s meeting with the South Korean President on Sunday; and also afterwards, when he signed a slew of executive orders.
As the photos of the bruises on Trump’s hand are talked about more and more, possibly becoming a national issue, the White House on Friday issued an update on them and why they are seen on the POTUS’s hand from time to time.
“President Trump is a man of the people and he meets more Americans and shakes their hands on a daily basis than any other President in history.
“His commitment is unwavering and he proves that every single day,” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said in a statement.
