Donald Trump has been accused of throwing a 'toddler tantrum' over medical interventions, with the President taken to Camp David last Friday amid speculation he met a specialist doctor there. The White House gave the official reason for the trip as a televised Cabinet meeting, but elderly care expert Dr Adam James told millions of Instagram followers that he believes the real purpose was medical.
James alleged that multiple sources told him Trump's tantrum occurred around Wednesday evening over his IV treatments. He also claimed the President is refusing to see specialists at Walter Reed, the official presidential medical centre. 'Multiple sources are telling me that he (Trump) threw a toddler tantrum around Wednesday evening regarding his IV treatments,' he alleged.
Camp David visit questioned
James said the Cabinet meeting at Camp David was a cover for Trump to see another doctor besides White House physician Dr Sean Barbarella. 'Then they put together the Camp David fiasco for him to see a specialist physician because part of his tantrum is refusing to see specialists at Walter Reed anymore,' he said.
He also alleged that Marine One was diverted to a secure location near Camp David, where he believed Trump met a specialist physician face-to-face. 'The flight plan indicated peacekeeping and personal time. This is similar to when his schedule states executive time or policy meeting – it's all bull,' James added.
Health concerns and incontinence
Trump's health has been a subject of debate, with some alleging the 80-year-old does not have the mental and physical capabilities to carry out the job. Concerns have been sparked by erratic tangents during speeches, an apparent inability to walk in a straight line, and hand bruising from suspected IV drips. His alleged incontinence has left him 'smelling like poo and urine'.
James previously said Trump's incontinence is so bad that the White House can 'smell him around the corner.' He said the issue has been publicly known for decades, citing Noel Casler. 'We've all known for decades that the president has had incontinence issues since the days he was filming The Apprentice. This has been publicly and directly stated by Noel Casler many times. Clinically speaking, when incontinence is this bad, there's actually a danger of skin breakdown.'
He added: 'When the undercarriage of your body is constantly in contact with faeces and/or urine for extended periods of time, the skin can break down because it creates a very acidic environment and also highly contaminated with bacteria.'
