[dcb123]

I made an attempt to join and received an email saying I was registered.
Made an attempt = I am still not recognized as a member.
I sent an e-mail indicating that I was not being shown as a member. Have had no response as yet.
David

dcb123

[Chemar]

Hi

I see you have made two posts and are logging in without any problems, so yes, you are a member

I checked the forum email box but do not see anything from you? Did you use the "contact us" link at the bottom of the page?

anyway, all seems fine with your account, so welcome to NeuroTalk

[dcb123]

Originally Posted by Chemar

Hi

I see you have made two posts and are logging in without any problems, so yes, you are a member

I checked the forum email box but do not see anything from you? Did you use the "contact us" link at the bottom of the page?

anyway, all seems fine with your account, so welcome to NeuroTalk

Thank you.
I just tried it again and it is recognizing me.
David

[dcb123]

My name is David and I live in the middle of Canada. I am 77 years old.
I love photography and flower gardening.
however both of these are more difficult for me to do.
The last 6 or so years I have had a slow progression into the area of tremors, trembling, balance problems and falling.
I have seen 3 different Neurologists and had MRI and other tests. No definite results forthcoming. Except prescriptions for heavy duty medication which pretty well immobilized me.
My family doctor and I are working slowly trying different things to see what might work.
Currently I am on 1200 mg. Gabapenton and 1 mg. Clonazepam spread over the day.
I sleep well, but a short while after wakening I start to slowly get the various things happening. It seems the slightest movement I make starts it off and the rest of my day is the same as the others.
Most of my tremors and trembling takes place in upper body, especially my chest, arms, hands .
Typing this message is extremely difficult to do as my fingers fly all over the keyboard.
By midday my mood is pretty low and I can't seem to concentrate on anything.

If anyone can relate to this I wish you would let me know.
I would truly appreciate any observations or advice.
David