“He is not completely healed yet, but it is safe to go home to continue to recover where he will receive good care,” his doctors said at a news conference. “The White House medical service is world-class. He’s going to be treated as well there as he is here in the hospital.”
According to his personal physician Sean Conley, his employees will be given proper protective equipment to prevent the president from infecting others. “Rest assured, he is completely back”, is the question whether he is experiencing side effects from the medication. To questions about the president’s current state of lungs and when his last negative test dates, Conley still refuses to answer.
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