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Maru Kitteh

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12. Looks like SERIOUS balance issues to me. He's terrified of falling

Reply to BlueWaveNeverEnd (Original post)

Sat Apr 18, 2026, 03:35 PM

20 hrs ago

always has been but seriously - as an RN working with this population full time for the last decade or so - he is CLEARLY guarding his balance here. There are so many things that could be causing or contributing to this it’s almost impossible to say why but a short list would have to consider

Medications
Inner ear disorders
Sinus/ENT infections
Heart Disease
Circulatory Disorders
Syndromes that include POTS
Stroke/TBI effects
Proprioception/Nerve disorders
Electrolyte/Metabolic imbalances
Cognitive changes
Anxiety disorders

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Trump's strange stance..leg brace? Balance issues? [View all] BlueWaveNeverEnd 21 hrs ago OP

He might fall down, go boom? wcmagumba 21 hrs ago #1

The sooner malaise 21 hrs ago #9

Pic of trumps new standing pose BlueWaveNeverEnd 21 hrs ago #2

That's the "full diaper" pose. GoCubsGo 21 hrs ago #3

Lots of speculation bucolic_frolic 21 hrs ago #4

Is he competing with The Zohan for biggest bush? Aviation Pro 21 hrs ago #5

His apparent poorly concealed history of strokes may have something to do with it. RockRaven 21 hrs ago #6

Diaper rash? Ocelot II 21 hrs ago #7

I'll take Pharlo 21 hrs ago #8

It's his papers please stance. yorkster 21 hrs ago #10

Too many Traildogbob 21 hrs ago #11

Yeah... 2naSalit 20 hrs ago #14

Looks like SERIOUS balance issues to me. He's terrified of falling Maru Kitteh 20 hrs ago #12

His Depens are full edhopper 20 hrs ago #13

Trump's right leg often seems to sort of swing out and around, when walking. Snarkoleptic 20 hrs ago #15

Also: He has no podium to cling to. Lately he's really only seen doing Maru Kitteh 20 hrs ago #16

It's a "wide" stance. fargone 19 hrs ago #17

He needs a wheel chair... wcmagumba 18 hrs ago #18

I think he looked in his mirrors and said, Yeah, I look powerful in this pose! MerryBlooms 18 hrs ago #19

There was a craze for that stance among politicians a few years ago, especially among the UK's Tories. Emrys 17 hrs ago #20