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Day by Day with Parkinson's and Peripheral Neuropa
Posted by: kinless
ADDED: 1/29/2007 11:56:15 AM

Chronical of living with Parkinson's: "I have now been diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease and Peripheral Neuropathy, so this will be a life long journey - coping with the medicines, nutrition, digestion problems, exercise, and no telling what else!" Blog start 8/20/2006.

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danstune@msn.com Posted May 22 2007 6:00PM	Hello! I am glad I found you here. I still have your link on my blog. How are you getting along? PD PLUS ME danstune@msn.com
danstune@msn.com Posted May 22 2007 6:03PM	Hello! I am glad I found you here. I still have your link on my blog. How are you getting along? PD PLUS ME danstune@msn.com
danstune@msn.com Posted May 22 2007 6:04PM	Hello! I am glad I found you here. I still have your link on my blog. How are you getting along? PD PLUS ME danstune@msn.com
jwongcpg Posted Aug 2 2007 9:32AM	Dirty Butter keeps a very personal, extensive blog and also comments on several others.
mamawkaffee Posted Aug 15 2007 4:15PM	does anyone else have trouble with their speech being very fast at times and at times very low pitched?
whome94 Posted Aug 23 2007 4:17AM	I'm also diagnosed with PD and Neuropathy. One Day At A Time has taken on a whole new meaning.
Martithames Posted Sep 14 2007 11:54AM	I was diagnosed with PD in 2002. And i do have alot of trouble with my speech
olsen46 Posted Jun 22 2008 10:10PM	for those of you with both PD and peripheral neuropathy--have any of you taken a statin or are you taking one now--esp one of the fat soluble statins such as Lipitor, zocor, crestor?
grabbie Posted Sep 21 2008 9:30PM	Grab Bars are Essential for People with Parkinson’s Disease By: Howard Cohen PT The symptoms of Parkinson’s often include stiffness (rigidity), slowness of movement (bradykinesia), diminished balance and progressively worsen over time. Symptoms often fluctuate throughout the day in step with the daily timing of medication. Unexpected falls are extremely likely and obviously have the potential to swiftly obliterate any progress that has been made in managing the disease process. One of the most effective but often overlooked steps one can take against Parkinson’s Disease is the addition of grab bars in areas throughout the areas of a home where an unexpected fall is likely or where assistance is needed. It is too often that people wait until after a fall occurs before deciding to have grab bars installed. It is also quite common to have grab bars placed initially in only a very limited number of locations which essentially addresses the safety concern of the patient to a minimal degr
ballack Posted Nov 12 2009 9:48AM	Friend: I also suffer this disease and really painful, but based on appropriate medicines'm doing to get ahead, this medication oxycontin is good for pain but it causes anxiety and is dangerous if you can not control it, visit www.findrxonline.com a few months ago and in his article on oxycontin show that can be dangerous if not prescribed by a doctor and if one does not adequately control the sensations they produce, I really hope to have more news from you.
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