What is the current health status of John Stroger Jr?
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Stroger has not been seen by the public since his March 2006 stroke. Some people have speculated that he has been on a feeding tube for the nearly 5 months since his stroke, is unable to turn over in bed and needs to be carried from his wheelchair to bed, although this is unknown. He has an extended history of medical complications as a diabetic with prostate cancer who underwent a quadruple bypass in 2001. Despite these hurdles Stroger bounced back each time until his 2006 stroke. On April 5 2006 Stroger was moved to the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago to continue his treatment for partial paralysis on his left side and other damage caused by the stroke.
On May 19, 2006 John Stroger was moved to a private condominium in Chicago to continue to recover from the stroke. For several months after his stroke there was no indication of if and when Stroger would be able to conduct the duties of Cook County Board President for the remaining months of his current term, or continue to campaign for a fourth term. Among others, Stroger's son, Chicago Alderman Todd Stroger indicated that he considers himself qualified to assume his father's position. Stroger's family, including son Todd Stroger, a Chicago city alderman, promised more information and a decision about Stroger's future by July. Several other candidates, including Congressman Danny Davis, have expressed interest in running for Cook County Board President on the Democratic ticket.
In late June 2006 John Stroger was removed from the Democratic ticket for Cook County Board President and replaced by his son, Todd Stroger. Stroger also resigned as Cook County Board President effective August 1, 2006 and was replaced by interim president Bobbie L. Steele.
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Probably strained, because of his dim witted son...They should impeach him from office pronto Tonto!
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