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Shake, Rattle and Roll: An insider's view of PD
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ADDED: 1/29/2007 11:30:14 AM

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dlrice3625 Posted May 3 2007 11:43AM	I have had PD for 7 yrs now I was 49 when DX I had to quit my job 2004 I was a nurse & coordinator for utilization review it broke my heart to leave. In 2006 my husband died. I was devistated.
Giraffe 478 Posted May 8 2007 12:36AM	Giraffe 478 I HAVE PD FOR 10 YRS. STARTING TO REALLY FEEL THE EFFECTS OF THIS DISEASE. ITS HARD WHEN YOUR BODY DOESN'T WORK LIKE IT USED TO. TAKING ONE DAY AT A TIME,
fhartkopf1946 Posted May 16 2007 3:09PM	I was diagnosed with PD about 7 years ago, right after suffering from a major stroke. I find my hardest task is using a wheelchair. I have lost my ability not to depend on others.
sadinMI Posted Jun 15 2007 12:43AM	I don't know much about this disease and my dad lives in TX and I'm in MI and I'm just scared. He's already in a wheelchair and we have only known for just a little while. Last year this time, he was swimming and very active what happened??????????:P
NealHMD Posted Jun 18 2007 10:03PM	A good site. Interesting and well written. Informative.
crystal Posted Jun 30 2007 11:39AM	Does it make any difference if the medications are started at the onset or later?
presidential Posted Jul 2 2007 11:45AM	presidential stephen d macmillan 2008 c00433458 fec id navy vet helped form microcom in norwood massachusetts the invention of the internet in the disease my brother is a doctor in maine and funds in economics in increse in the us will help in research the more research the faster will come up with solutions im on the net stephen d macmillan google search
Wilbur55 Posted Jul 20 2007 2:44PM	Just recently the tremors have git so bad that my whoke body shakes I am on requip;salivo and parcopa. I was told I had pd 2 years ago.
daileyfal Posted Jul 22 2007 11:34AM	I was just recently diagnosed with parkinsonism--gait instability. I responded immediately to Sinemet. I have not had any tremors. Did these start gradually or all at once. I have more mental problems. I call things the wrong name or forget altogether. The doc does not seem concerned about this and it has caused me to quite my job, which I loved. Any experience in that regard? It feels good to find a place I can let my fears out. Thank you for sharing.
AngieP Posted Jul 30 2007 8:39AM	I am scared too. My father (who is in his 80's) had the tremors and had the scans. The doctor said he thought it might be the start of PD. This was a couple of years ago. He has had continual check ups and medication. Lately he is becoming forgetful about things. Some information he remembers well, but other major information he forgets. Is this common for PD? I am scared. I realize he is older, but I want to do everything I can for him. I don't want to lose him.
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