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tazzygirl -> RE: Test Question: What Year Is It? (5/24/2011 2:35:14 PM)
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Try again troll boy.
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TreasureKY.
True and false are ridiculous terms in this conversation. While you may consider your position to be one of truth, I prefer to take a more reasonable path of what is more likely.
Again, while he may have technically been in the very beginning stages of Alzheimer's toward the end of his time in office, medical professionals who had the opportunity to examine him and/or have had cause to review his medical reports have stated that he showed no diagnosable symptoms of the disease.
We will never know to the degree of certainty required to establish truth from falsehood whether he did already have Alzheimer's when he left office. We do, however, have the medical information provided by both myself and you, coupled with the opinions of the above-said medical professionals. Considering this information and the fact that Reagan was 93 years of age at the time of his death, it is far more likely that any "symptoms" he displayed 15 years earlier can be attributed to his advanced age.
Again, it is doubtful that President Reagan was suffering severe "not really there" symptoms of Alzheimer’s while in office fifteen years prior to his death.
No one claims he had "severe" symptoms. [8|]
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