Lets say it Parkinson’s. If it is, and there is lots of things that suggest it. Then you will see these things.
First she will be on Levodopa. Which means that she will have good days and bad days. She will have good hours and bad hours within each day. And by the way, you should not be near a nuclear button on Levodopa. Its like being on laughing gas.
She will need diapers.
She will have a patch on her body. While it will need to move around it will be on her back or side normally.
She will also be taking it in pill form.
Swallowing and getting rid of saliva will be an issue.
She will only be able to be sharp for an hour at a time.
She will take a mid-day nap.
She will have short days where she is sharp only for a few hours in the middle of the day before and after naps.
She will be giddy and child like when too much medicine is given to her.
And she will be glassy eyed and slow when the medicine is near the end of its cycle.
She will fall. And she will stutter step when she begins to walk. (Watch her first steps when getting out of a car or getting up from a chair).
Walking over lines, curbs, the edge of a rug or through a doorway will cause stutter steps and she may trip.
Her hands will fall to unnatural positions when she is not using them. And her feet may drag.
And she will have seizures and spasms from time to time. These are not grand mals. But spasms that last for 30 seconds to a minute.
Her hearing will not be good either. Depending on her medication cycle she will not be able to hear very well in her slow periods.
Parkinson’s is not the same for everyone. But the only pill that treats it well, should disqualify that person from being president. The person who controls her meds will control her.
You’ve pretty much described the Hillary we’ve all seen, over the past few months, FRiend.
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