Senator Susan Collins Discloses Medical Condition, Assures It Does Not Affect Her Senate Duties
Senator Susan Collins of Maine has publicly disclosed that she has been living with a benign essential tremor for decades. This condition, which she treats with medication, causes involuntary shaking of her hands, arms, and head. Collins, who is 73 years old, emphasized that the tremor does not impact her ability to perform her duties as a U.S. senator. She has maintained a perfect voting record over her long tenure, having not missed a vote in three decades. Collins is currently facing a challenging re-election campaign, with her health becoming a topic of scrutiny. Despite this, she remains confident in her ability to serve another term, citing her extensive experience and dedication to her role. 
