I was treated with Dexamethasone following brain surgery. It is (as my team told me) a drug that seriously messes with your mind. It is a bad drug. I could not wait to get off it. Unfortunately you have to wean off which takes time. Trump is incapacitated.

I couldn't be President of my cat when I was on Dexamethasone. He should not be exercising the powers of the Office of President on that drug. We are lucky if he doesn't start a war. He's incapacitated.

I think the drive by thing he just did is potentially a symptom of Dexamethasone. In addition to warning of mood changes my surgeon told me it makes you feel like I could bike up Mt. Tam or run a marathon right after brain surgery when I still had staples in my head.

Heres's the distinguished doctor and Chair of Psychiatry at Tufts University supporting what my neurosurgeon at a Top 3 teaching hospital (not Stanford) told me -- this is a drug that can have serious side effects including mania. Trump is incapacitated. https://twitter.com/paulsummergrad/status/1312798214823776257?s=20

Another doctor and Brown Professor agrees that dexamethasone has a host of well known psychiatric impairing side effects. In a regular person who is not President, that is concerning. In the President it is an unacceptable risk. Trump is incapacitated. https://twitter.com/meganranney/status/1312947622785814528?s=20

Yes this is exactly how I felt an hour after a craniotomy. Then I didn't sleep for 48 hours and demanded to when I could swim laps. Dexamethasone is not to be trifled with. It is obviously a life saving medicine but it has side effects including mania. Trump is incapacitated.