Merkel shaking, is she sick?

[Puupi]

Her explanation is dehydration and she somehow 100% recovered from dehydration in a short period of time. Righto.

So, brain seizure, Parkinson's, something else?

Whatever it was, it looked severe, but somehow she managed to not collapse which is admirable.

[Puri]

Well, for sure doesn't look healthy.

[Yoshingo]

Is this the new version of the bullshit during 2016 when Hillary was sick for a few weeks and people thought she was dying and/or was a body replacement?

[jackofwind]

Could be so many different things that it's not really worth speculating.

Dehydration does make you shake like that, speaking from experience. It also doesn't take long to recover from it with an IV drip (like a few hours).

[snackfeat]

Hopefully.

[Beazy]

Bro, thats how I was shaking last time I had P.F. Changs kung pao chicken.

[Celista]

Shrug. Who knows? But I think it's sad that people feel like they need to put up a front when they are dealing with normal human issues like health stuff, whether due to not wanting to look weak or avoid the backlash from others or any other reason. The guy next to her should have asked if she was ok and escorted her somewhere where she could sit down.

[Malacrass]

Her explanation is dehydration and she somehow 100% recovered from dehydration in a short period of time. Righto.

So, brain seizure, Parkinson's, something else?

Whatever it was, it looked severe, but somehow she managed to not collapse which is admirable.

She was perfectly fine an hour later, it was really just dehydration.

People underestimate what dehydration can do to your body, especially in summer.

[Netherling]

I've seen videos of girls shaking like this when they get followers or cash donations or whatever. Maybe it's something like that?

[Skulltaker]

Her explanation is dehydration and she somehow 100% recovered from dehydration in a short period of time. Righto.

So, brain seizure, Parkinson's, something else?

Whatever it was, it looked severe, but somehow she managed to not collapse which is admirable.

Seizure, no, Parkinsons would have shown earlier if it's this severe. She might have a hangover, mismedicated...

[Independent voter]

In the OP video . . . could it be the wind blowing her blouse or blazer or whatever that pink thing is?

[lonely zergling]

She's scared.

Or its simply an allergic reaction to our national anthem haha.

[Edge-]

Is this the same as the, "HILLARY IS DYING!" garbage? Because it seems a lot like it.

Yes, this can be an effect of being dehydrated. Yes, if they gave her an IV with fluids that would likely address the dehydration rather quickly (far faster than drinking water).

People are way too quick to jump to unreasonable, hyperbolic conclusions based off little to no information.

[sarahtasher]

All the people who gobble this are the same who gobbled 2016 HILARY GUNNA DIE, with Youtuber snapping their fingers and ordering you to believe it ?

[Velerios]

Do you know how hot it was? This, dehydration and that you can't simply sit down during the (stupid) ceremonies can lead to it. After

[Machismo]

I mean, it looks bad, but it could be something very simple. Hell, she's fairly old, and may have been on her feet for a long time, or is dehydration. And yes, it could be something far more serious.

[Deletedaccount1]

Looks like dehydration.

[Adam Jensen]

Looks like dehydration.

Or a very localized earthquake.

[Deletedaccount1]

Or a very localized earthquake.

Or she was standing in front of a jet engine.

[DarkTZeratul]

Her explanation is dehydration and she somehow 100% recovered from dehydration in a short period of time. Righto.

So, brain seizure, Parkinson's, something else?

Dehydration has a pretty quick recovery period once you rehydrate. Brain seizures, Parkinson's, and most "something else"s do not. So congratulations on shooting your own argument in the foot.