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Old 04-23-2011, 03:27 AM #1
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Default Do you have another condition coexistant with your PD?
Would like to get an idea of what kind of conditions people have coexistant with their Parkinson disease. By this I do not mean related to. More " I have Parkinson Disease and I also have ..........."

If you have another medically diagnosed condition could you post on this thread. It will be interesting to see what conditions pop out. If you have more than one other please list those too.....

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