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Donald Trump denies having Parkinson's as unstable ramp walk prompts health questions
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Donald Trump has rejected the suggestion he has Parkinson's disease after he appeared to struggle to drink water and walk at a rally.
The US President seemed unable to lift a glass of water to his mouth at the end of a speech at West Point Military Academy in New York last weekend.
Trump, who turned 74 on Sunday, used both hands to lift the cup before tip-toeing down a ramp off the stage. The fragile appearance led many to speculate that he was unwell, in turn prompting Trump to tell the Wall Street Journal : "I stayed there for hours.
And what do I do? I get publicity about walking down a ramp. "And does he have Parkinson's? I don't think so". Trump told the publication that he "ran down" the last 10 feet of the ramp and had only been
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