president Donald Trump He’s headed for his annual physical physics on Friday after he declared earlier this week that he “will never feel good.”
The 78-year-old announced his medical appointment on his true social account, writing, “I am happy to report that my long-term annual physical examination will be taking place this week at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.”
“I’ve never felt better, but nonetheless, I have to do these things!” Trump added.
The president left the White House at noon Friday and arrived at the Bethesda, Maryland facility around 12:43pm local time. Trump’s body comes less than a year after he survived an attempted assassination in Pennsylvania during the advances in his campaign.
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President Donald Trump smiles after signing an executive order at the White House in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday. (AP/Alex Brandon)
Trump at the time I’ve released a letter He wrote from his former doctor, Ronnie Jackson, “It’s an absolute miracle that he wasn’t killed.”
“The bullet passed and hit the top of my right ear less than a quarter of an inch since it got into my head,” Jackson added.
A few months later in November, Florida neurosurgeon Dr. Brett Osborne told Fox News Digital that Trump was still healthy.
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President Donald Trump survived an attempted assassination of his life in Butler, Pennsylvania in July 2024. (Rebecca Droke/AFP via Getty Images)
“The fact that he attended 120 events in seven months is often multiple rallies in different states in a day, and it’s a positive evidence that Trump has an incredible amount of stamina, both mentally and physically,” Osborne noted.
However, Democrats have challenged Trump’s health in the past, and medical members have requested that Trump release his medical records. In an open letter starting October 13th, more than 230 doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals sought a record-breaking release.
The physical one on Friday will be the first of Trump’s first term in office.
President Donald Trump will be attending a cabinet meeting at the White House in Washington, D.C. on Thursday. (Reuters/Nathan Howard)
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In 2020, during his first administration, Trump received Covid-19 treatment at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
Andrea Margolis of Fox News contributed to this report.
