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PSP is a terminal degenerative brain disease which robs those affected of their ability to walk, talk, eat and see. Quotes from Nigel Dempster in the video... "I wont die of PSP. But I will die of an ancillary illness like pneumonia.  Its often mis-diagnosed as Parkinson's, without a cure anyway." "My body is packing up. I used to play squash once a week, or twice a week. I can't do it anymore.  And I joined the golf club, which I can't do anymore, because I can't stand still.  A long walk for me is 20 or 30 yards....

“Oh what tangled webs we weave, when we first practice to deceive.” Sir Walter Scott When Dr. Lisa Bardack[*] was asked to become Hillary Clinton’s personal physician in 2001, it had to have been a crowning moment in the career of the Mt. Kisco internist. Dr. Bardack could have anticipated little downside. She already had the responsibility -- and legal obligation under HIPAA -- to protect the privacy of her patient. She and her staff would have to be especially scrupulous in the case of a senator with presidential ambitions, but this should not have posed a serious problem. Unfortunately,...

Some of Hillary Clinton's health and medical issues are well known: a previous fall and concussion, blood clot, chronic anticoagulation, and underactive thyroid. Then there is speculation about other problems – neurologic disease including Parkinson's, post-traumatic brain injury, and seizures. And not idle speculation, either. There are numerous video clips of Mrs. Clinton's bizarre head movements and facial expressions, lengthy coughing fits, and unusual eye movements, plus her famous 9/11 collapse. To the casual observer, whether a trained physician or someone without a medical background but with common sense, something is clearly wrong with her. A diligent press would be...

On Monday night @ 9pm EST, Hillary will face the Don for 90 minutes. The question is... how long into the bout before Hillary goes face down and drops like a sack of potatoes? Lots of hot lights... 1950s hoover special pantsuit? wayward eyeballs! coughing and phlegm spewing! Get your popcorn and call your time! 1 - 90

Hillary Clinton has "postponed" a second appearance of the week amid more evidence she may have a problem with her eyes. Video of a brief Hillary Clinton press conference this week shows her eye problems weren't just limited to a rally in Philadelphia. A review of a press availability in a hangar at the White Plains, New York airport shows the incident of her eyes seemingly not syncing was not a one-time issue. On numerous occasions, Clinton's left eye could be seen turning more than her right. It was the second time her eyes did not appear to be in...

[Puerto Rico] Health Secretary Ana Ríus Armendáriz spoke about the possibility that the mayaro virus, which is transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito, may arrive to the island. This comes following the reporting of the first case in Haiti, which may result in spreading to the Dominican Republic, and, subsequently, to Puerto Rico. "It has a low incidence [and] produces severe pain. Once this virus reaches the Dominican Republic, it is a matter of time before it gets here," Ríus said during an interview with [radio station] WKAQ 580. The mayaro virus, which is common in the tropical zones of...

If I were capable of feeling empathy for Hillary Clinton, I would be full of concern for her mental and physical state as she prepares for a 90-minute ordeal Monday night at Hofstra University. We are seeing very little of her lately, as unspecified debate prep supposedly takes up her time. One rather disturbing clue as to her mental state came Wednesday when she made a weird teleconference speech to a labor gathering in Las Vegas. Headlines resulted from her question, “Why aren’t I ahead 50 points?” but the shouting tone of voice in which she delivered that fantasy-laden query...

When I was 16, a Texas police officer pulled me over and said "it's people like you that are ruining this country. Go back to your country." People who speed, I thought? Girls who are late for figure skating practice? I wasn't sure what he meant. What country was I supposed to go to? I was born and raised in Austin. Then, it dawned on me. It was a month after 9/11, and he meant Muslims. Islamophobia is widespread. In the 15 years that have followed the Sept. 11 attacks, many Muslim or Middle Eastern Americans have been repeatedly...

In an interview with a Tampa, Florida TV station on Wednesday, Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton laughingly ruled out taking any neuro-cognitive tests before November’s presidential election

Hillary demonstrates here that she can move her eyes quickly side-to-side, but she may have a GREAT DEAL OF TROUBLE rolling her EYES UP, (or down). That could be why she had to arch her back, and tip her head side-to-side to watch the balloons falling. In contrast to her, Bill has no problem looking up just by rolling his eyes UP in his eye sockets. Hillary's eye problem may also help explain why, when reporters shoved a recording device beneath Hillary's chin she flinched and flung her head backwards, because she couldn't move her eyes DOWN to see...

Can Hillary Clinton keep her health problems at bay for an hour and a half of commercial-free TV? If she can’t, all the excuses in the world with the media there to parrot them won’t save her The scheduled topics for next Monday’s presidential debate include security and the economy but Americans will be tuning in to see if Hillary Clinton’s health problems are serious enough to end her bid for the presidency. If she succumbs to prolonged, embarrassing coughing fits, faints or even shows signs of being glassy-eyed and unsteady, she’s finished. She’ll be asked to drop out by...

On Tuesday Hillary Clinton canceled her campaign fundraiser in North Carolina. The campaign offered no explanation for the cancellation. Hillary Clinton canceled several events after she collapsed at Ground Zero on 9-11. The campaign said she had overheated, the flu, pneumonia. On Saturday night Hillary looked exhausted, drained while speaking with reporters on the terrorist bombing in New York City and the terrorist stabbing spree in Minnesota. Now this… A conservative leader wrote The Gateway Pundit Wednesday morning to share this news: Hearing smart guys say that Hillary may cancel the debate on Monday … Hillary may be trying to...

There is something really strange – unnerving, actually – with the way Hillary Clinton’s eyeballs move out of sync with one another during a speech she gave at Temple University on Monday. As I noted yesterday, she was spotted being helped up some stairs at the event. Eagle-eyed John Binder of The American Mirror spotted the anomalous eyeballs and put together a video of the moments when the left eye detached from the right eye and moved independently.

From Wikileaks: "We know now that as Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton dispatched her executive staff in the State Dept. to help conduct research on Provigil, a controlled drug often prescribed for patients suffering from Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and Multiple Sclerosis. Provigil is often used to help such patients stay awake and curb extended bouts of sleep. The drug is also used to treat narcolepsy. In a series of emails spanning from August to Oct. 2011, Clinton asks and receives information from her trusted inner circle on the drug Provigil, including the side effects of the pick-me-upper drug favored by long-haul...

WikiLeaks has been Hillary Clinton’s worst nightmare for months, but they just dropped the biggest bombshell yet: They have released emails which confirm just how serious Hillary Clinton’s debilitating health issues are. First we learned, Hillary Clinton reached out to the NFL Commissioner in 2012 to ask for advice about dealing with her "cracked head" and head injuries. But the details are even worse than that. It has been confirmed that the State Department staff, under Hillary Clinton, was told to research new drugs to treat Parkinson’s disease. Just why would a government employee at Hillary’s State Department be researching...

Complete Headline: 'Sleep well Hillary - see you at the debate!' Trump mocks Clinton for 'taking the day off again' as she quits trail to prepare for next week's clash Hillary Clinton has taken a day off from the campaign with no public events After a packed schedule on Monday, Clinton's only events were by phone: a radio interview and a security meeting The campaign has indicated she is prepping for the all-important debate Monday Donald Trump ridiculed his rival for getting off the campaign trail Clinton has no events scheduled for Thursday or Friday The campaign revealed she got...

Hillary’s eyes appeared not in-sync with one another, as the left eye looked to be cock-eyed and displaced, especially as she looked towards the left. A montage of Hillary’s eye-catching moments before a small group of Temple University students can be seen below in footage by The American Mirror..... http://www.theamericanmirror.com/mystery-going-hillarys-eyes-philly-speech/

During a speech in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Monday, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton appeared to have something quite off about her appearance. Check it out. Hillary's eyes appeared not in-sync with one another, as the left eye looked to be cock-eyed and displaced, especially as she looked towards the left. A montage of Hillary's eye-catching moments before a small group of Temple University students can be seen below in footage by The American Mirror. Do you see Hillary's cock-eyed moments?

Hillary Clinton traveled to Temple University on Monday to woo millennial voters. 37,788 students are enrolled at Temple. Hillary had a hard time filling up the small roo Hillary also has a hard time getting up the stairs to the stage. She needed help.

Hillary Clinton's campaign released additional medical information Wednesday regarding the Democratic U.S. presidential nominee's health after details of her having been diagnosed with pneumonia emerged earlier this week. In her letter Wednesday, Bardack wrote that she first evaluated Clinton on September 2 after she had been experiencing "a low-grade fever, congestion, and fatigue" for the previous 24 hours.