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Old 02-12-2012, 01:08 PM #1
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Default Hello from the Canadian prairies
I am a 65 year old victim of Parkinson's. My dx was a year ago when my right hand started jumping around. Drugs have managed my symptoms and I live a relatively "normal" life. Fortunately, I am self employed as a lawyer and therefore only have to abide by my own rules as to when I should be working or watching a movie or having a nap. I am afraid "working" is number 3 on that list.
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