Welcome, MAM! There's quite an active Parkinson's Disease forum. Have you found it yet? I know they would welcome you and answer any questions you would have there. http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34
Hugs,

Welcome, welcome, welcome!

I hope you all stick around to become permanent and active members. Every one of you are welcome to become part of our family. A second cousin, maybe. Or a long lost aunt.

Just kidding. Everyone here are brothers and sisters. I guess our mother wanted a big family...

Hey, welcome. I'm pretty new myself. I just wanted to share something I discovered about posting.

When I am composing a long post, I sometimes time out of my log in as a member. So, if I hit the "submit reply" button I get a message that I am unauthorized to post (since I am no longer logged in) and I have to log in again. But, if I always preview my post before actually posting it, I get a chance to log in again without losing what I have done.

Wow what a nice thread for a newbie like myself to pop into...thanks ya'll sweeties......

I hope you (and your friends ) will enjoy the NeuroTalk Community, FlyFishin Momma

If you need any help around just let us know.

Everyone here has been so wonderful! I just love how warm and welcoming everyone is! There is a definite "family feel" here, I'm excited to get to know y'all better!~~~Jess

as long as you don't call me granny.

hehehe..pretty cool place huh? now if ffm would just come through with some fish...we could get the fish fry started.

Wow, this place sure has a lot of good info. I am learning so much about other conditions that some have mentioned in the past. Everyone is very generous with information.

Hope I don't go giving myself psychosomatic symptoms!



Curious, FFM is a minnow catcher, I have pics!

I'm David of Lexington,Ky.

I saw this Site as searching for infor on Broken Pelvis/Pelvic Disruption and the treatment.

I have been treated for this injury for over a year now (June 28thy 2006) and still suffer from it. It was over a month after the 2 visits to the ER, that missed not just the facture but a hernia that I was examined for both times.

Unforntunately the fatures were not found until Mid November 2006 and after the hernia was repaired.

I still experience poping and extreme pressure before the popping happens.
Even reare end bodily functions are seriously affected by the injury.

Doctors are baffled by all my symptoms, and even seem exasperated, as not knowing what to do for me or perhaps discust as the insurance is slow or not paying my bills correctly if at all. (Ghallager Bassett CMC my personal coverage insurance as an independant contractor.)

I'm concerned that maybe I don't communicate well enough with my Primary Doctor.

I'll search other post, to see what I can find. Any ones input that can help me to get this fixed so I can get to work asap, or conclude to disability. It's been a long time since I was hurt, the company I worked for has also closed it's business.

I hope someone here has some answers I need to speed up this slow progress.

If someone has a heart attack, that person is treated promply, my problem was no priority, in the ER x2 over 10 hours each visit. And months to get an appointment to whatever doctor.

Thanks for reading.

David
Ky

We need health reform in a big way in the US.

I am a new member and a mother of three that I delivered and four more from my sweetheart. All told we are nine, bigger than fits in a minivan. I have gone through the medical system for myself and my kids and it is relaxing to be here. Thank you.