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Old 02-19-2007, 01:56 PM #1
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Hello. I am searching for answers, so I come to these forums and message boards looking for ways to help my mother. She is 74 and has had pd for 22 years. My dad and I are her main caretakers and for the last year have been struggling with the "right meds"
I'm hoping to get some info on Azilect, ocds and personality changes.
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