Daughter of Trump's Doctor Makes Shocking Health Claim

The daughters of a New York-based podiatrist have stated that their late father diagnosed President Trump with bone spurs in an attempt to help him avoid the Vietnam War draft.

Dr. Larry Braunstein, a foot doctor who worked in Queens and died in 2007,reportedly diagnosed Trump with the condition as a favor to his father, Fred Trump, according to a new report. Dr. Elysa Braunstein and Sharon Kessel, the daughters of the late physician, told this tale to the New York Times, noting that it was frequently shared.

It was a family story," Elysa Braunstein told the Times, adding that the story wasthings we would always talk aboutamong family and friends. This disclosure arrives asDonald Trumpencounters a major obstacle as Republicans become more disappointed.

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The Times was unable to locate any records that back up the family's story. Elysa Braunstein acknowledged she wasn't certain whether her father ever actually looked into Donald Trump.

Documents obtained by the Times reveal that Dr. Braunstein leased his office in Jamaica, Queens, from Fred Trump during the 1960s. His two daughters told the publication that their father gave the diagnosis of bone spurs as a favor to the older Trump.

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"I am aware it was a favor," Elysa Braunstein said to the Times, noting that the "minor favor" provided her father "entry" to Fred Trump.

"If there was an issue with the building, my father would notify and (Fred) Trump would address it right away," she added.

In 1968, following his graduation from the University of Pennsylvania, Donald Trump was found to have bone spurs in his heels when he was 22, according to CNN. Prior to this diagnosis, Trump had successfully evaded the military draft on four occasions in order to keep pursuing his studies.

In a 2016 conversation with The Times, Trump mentioned that a physician provided him with a "very powerful letter" to submit to draft authorities. Nevertheless, during the interview, Trump was unable to recall the doctor's name.

Heel spurs result from calcium accumulation on the heel bone and can be addressed with stretching exercises, custom shoe inserts, or surgical procedures. The president stated that he has never had surgery to treat this issue.

Since beginning his second term, President Trump's health has been a subject of conversation. This summer, his administration revealed that the president was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, a condition where veins in the arms or legs are injured, causing swelling, pulsing, and discomfort.

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