We did seriously consider an e-version of the book, and that may be a possibility "down the road." However, when you see the format of the book, so much of the beauty of the artistry would be lost in a PDF version. You just have to hold it in your hands and flip through it to understand. ( you were a contributor, so you should receive a copy, if you haven't already. )
It's truly a work of art as well as a resource book. It could be called a "coffee table book." You can pick it up for 5 minutes, open it anywhere, read a 2-page story and have learned something about. What it's like living with Parkinson's.

It's also an anthology of stories and experiences, many of which were taken right from this forum. We are learning of additional uses for the book, also. It can be used as a guide for discussion sessions of support groups, or as a base for programs.

Rick, Ron, aDoc John and others - thank you for your comments. Ron, if you have not received your copy, I'm certain that Jon Stamford of Parkinson's Movement would love to personally deliver yours.

Peggy