Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Reveals Shocking Health Diagnosis: Dead Worm in Brain
New York, USA – In a surprising revelation, the independent candidate for the US Presidency, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., shared in a court statement in 2012 that doctors informed him he had a dead worm in his brain, as reported by The New York Times.
Kennedy Jr., a member of the famous Kennedy family, disclosed the discovery during his divorce proceedings in 2010. He experienced memory loss and mental confusion, leading to tests that initially identified a “black spot” in his brain as a tumor. However, a second opinion revealed that the anomaly was caused by a worm that had entered his brain, eaten a portion, and then died.
The politician underwent additional tests, confirming that the cyst in his brain was the remains of a parasite, likely contracted during a trip to South Asia. Despite suffering from cognitive problems and memory loss at the time, Kennedy Jr. has since recovered and has not required treatment.
Kennedy Jr.’s health status has raised concerns among voters, particularly considering the ages of the main candidates for the White House. With Democrat Joe Biden at 81 years old and Republican Donald Trump at 77, the age and health of politicians are significant factors in the upcoming November elections.
Despite his health challenges, Kennedy Jr. has no intention of withdrawing from the presidential race. Known for his anti-vaccine stance and past hospitalizations for a coronary condition, the politician has also been diagnosed with mercury poisoning due to consuming contaminated fish.
While Kennedy Jr. may not stand a chance against the two major parties, his presence on the ballot could still have a significant impact on the election outcome. With the race heating up, the health of the candidates is under intense scrutiny, and voters are closely watching how each contender manages their well-being amidst the challenges of the campaign trail.