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Donald Trump's Face at 9/11 Ceremony Sparks Health Concerns, Internet Says, 'He Just Had a Stroke'
Donald Trump's facial drooping and physical symptoms during the 9/11 memorial raised health concerns and speculation about possible transient ischemic attacks, amid no official comment.
- The U.S. President and his wife participated in a remembrance event at the Pentagon on September 11 to honor the 24th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.
- The event occurred amid ongoing concerns fueled by Trump's recent public appearances showing signs of health issues, including a reported chronic venous insufficiency diagnosis.
- During the ceremony, observers noted a visible droop on one side of Trump's face, leading many on social media to suggest he might have suffered a minor stroke or transient ischemic attack.
- White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt and physician Sean Barbarella dismissed these concerns, asserting all medical reports indicate the president remains fit despite mild leg swelling from venous insufficiency.
- The public response reflects continued scrutiny of the nearly 80-year-old president’s health, with officials aiming to reassure the public while social media conversations highlight persistent doubts.
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