Saturn troubling Bush?

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Dear Jyotishas,

Please refer the news article below. Seems like saturn is troubling

President Bush.

 

Saturn is transiting 8th from his natal AL and 10th from natal moon.

Any comments?

 

-Warm Regards

S. Prabhakaran

 

 

http://story.news./news?

tmpl=story & cid=578 & e=4 & u=/nm/20031217/ts_nm/bush_health_dc

 

 

Bush to Have Knees Examined with MRI Scan

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ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. (Reuters) - Suffering from knee pain that forced

him to curtail his running, President Bush (news - web sites) will

have his knees examined on Thursday using magnetic resonance imaging

devices (MRI), the White House said.

 

 

Reuters Photo

 

 

 

White House spokesman Scott McClellan told reporters traveling to

North Carolina on Wednesday the president would undergo the MRI exams

on both knees during a previously scheduled visit to Walter Reed

Medical Center to meet with wounded U.S. troops.

 

 

Asked if Bush would be willing to undergo surgery before the election

next November, McClellan said, " Let's let the MRI take place. "

 

 

Bush, who is 57 and serious about fitness, suffered a minor muscle

tear in his calf in late April and tried to ignore it but eventually

was sidelined from running.

 

 

Bush continues to work out on an elliptical trainer, a machine used

for walking and running like a treadmill but which is easier on the

knees. He is also lifting weights and swimming.

 

 

Bush neither drinks nor smokes and his cardiovascular system is in

the top 1 percent for men his age.

 

 

" He's still working (news - web sites) out regularly but he does

enjoy running, " McClellan said.

 

 

" He's showing the wear and tear of someone who is active and someone

his age, and it's important, as he has said..., for someone his age

to listen to his body and heed the signals that your body's telling

you, " McClellan added.

 

 

MRIs produce high-resolution images that improve a physician's

ability to see small structures allowing a more accurate diagnosis.

 

 

After the MRI exam, Bush will consult with his personal physician,

Dr. Richard Tubb, and an orthopedic surgeon.

 

 

Bush had his annual physical in August at the National Naval Medical

Center.

 

 

Afterward, doctors said the president had gained about 5 pounds (2

kg) and modified his exercise regimen but remained in top condition.

 

 

He runs fairly fast for an amateur, clocking a seven-and-a- half

minute mile.