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Does cousin Daisy Suckley's
Diary
of
Franklin Delano Roosevelt,
America's 32nd President,
mention a time when he had
flu-like
symptoms?
He did
in 1917
and again just before he died,
per Michael Moore documentary /
film
A
cheery fellow - 'Happy
Days'
The History Channel Documentary
4-23-05 and 4-24-05,
FDR: A Presidency Revealed
talked about things that
would be like what overexposure
to 2-butoxyethanol would cause:
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enlarged
heart, many horrible
HEADACHES
- some at the base of the
head,
tired,
ashen/pale color, difficulty
finishing thoughts in sentences
(short term memory loss),
difficulty
concentrating. Also
high blood
pressure (180/105),
rapid weight loss (liver?)
Repeated headaches.
Headaches were intensifying
4-11-45 as he went to bed he was
'shivering'
(chills?) Chills?
Chills?
After an acute headache at the
back of his head, he collapsed
on 4-12-45 and died a few hours
later. It is reported that he
died of a cerebral hemorrhage
... was there an autopsy? NO! If
it was advanced stages of the
fatigue of CFIDS ... the doctors
would not have found it. They
still don't even now - 60 +
years later.
What we would call
CFIDS or
'gulf war syndrome'
today.
It is now suspected that he
didn't have polio,
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