Susan Collins discloses 'essential tremor' after social media scrutiny
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Collins says she's had the condition for decades and during her entire time in the U.S. Senate going back to 1997.
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Susan Collins, 73, Maine’s GOP senator, revealed she has a benign essential tremor that she has lived with for decades, saying it has had no impact on her job, ahead of her re-election campaign.
The 73-year-old Republican from Maine has served in the Senate since 1997 and is seeking a sixth term in November. She said her condition is “extremely common.”
Sen. Susan Collins is publicly addressing a medical condition she says she has lived with for nearly her entire Senate career after visible shaking in recent videos drew attention during one of the
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