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Old 07-06-2016, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim091866 View Post
As of now I rarely take a pill. The dyskinesia is gone, but it is only because with the pump I can regulate how much C/L I am getting. If I have too much I do get dyskinetic but nowhere near what I had on thepills. I have much more on time and little off time.

In the end it is all about QOL, quality of life. This is it! Mind you I'm not
out playing golf but I'm out of my wheelchair!
Dear Jim,

Thanks again for this helpful information on the pump. May I ask, how are you doing with it three months later?

My mother is considering it and we are trying to learn more.

One more question -- can you eat protein during the day with the pump? One of the challenges with my mom's PD is that even the slightest amount of protein interferes with the (already poor and inconsistent) absorption of her medicine. This means that she can eat very little during the day, which poses challenges as she is already underweight.

Thanks again and best wishes to you.
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Looking for different options for my mom, born 1946 and dX with PD in 2010.
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