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Originally Posted by Jalee (Post 443311)

Thanks, Miss Sal.:) How have you been?

I'm doing okie dokie, for an older Babe with MS, JL. Thanks for asking.:) Are you still in Florida?

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Originally Posted by Jalee (Post 442983)

Sorry you have something similar. It is maddening, isn't it? Did you have problems when you first started Sinemet?

I've been titrating my dose of Mirapex for a month now. I take a single dose in the morning, then a double at night. I've had some nausea off and on, hence the slow escalation.

I can see that if I don't get this under control, it could be quite disabling.

I've missed you too.:hug:

I've been trying to concentrate on RL and staying well. Most of the time I can't stand to talk. It is difficult to find the words I want to say. It is easier not to.:winky:

No problems with the Sinemet. No titrating up either. I take 2 25/100 tabs at night b/c that's when I have the most problems. It's a parkinson's drug so you might take a look in the parkinson's forum and see what that group has to say about the drug. There's a CR form and different combinations. It's a combo drug of levidopa/carbidopa.

RL is good to concentrate on sometimes! But staying well is more important! I do understand about the "silence" thing....LOL!

You have my number...it hasn't changed! :D:hug:

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Originally Posted by SallyC (Post 443998)

I'm doing okie dokie, for an older Babe with MS, JL. Thanks for asking.:) Are you still in Florida?

Still in the same place, and after seeing the weather in the rest of the US, loving every minute of it!:D

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Originally Posted by Av8rgirl (Post 444130)

Mirapex is a Parkinson's med also. I've done a bit of research on it. I've been having some problems with the side effects, so I tried to titrate slowly. It didn't seem to matter because the side effects haven't abated.

I may be calling my neuro today to report in just in case.