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Old 12-09-2012, 04:03 PM #1
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Default Hello, my name is Patti
I have just joined the site looking to see if others diagnosed with Parkinson's, question whether they have been misdiagnosed.
I am believing this now about my husband, he was dx'd at the age of 60 with Parkinsons and on treatment for 17 years. We have been making changes in his meds slowly doing away with one all together then lowered the Sinamet strength along with slowly cutting back on it, seems it is turning out for the better. I am not use to posting on a forum please excuse any boo boos. Thank you. Patti
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