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Old 04-25-2007, 12:26 PM #1
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Thank EACH and ALL of you for your comments! I never could h ave found the words that are as descriptive as what you have used.

And Todd, it is fine with me for you to use them. This forum is public domain, but I like to show a sampling of how far-reaching the coverage is. If any of you have objectios, speak now or forever hold your peace! lol

(Rosebud - Princess Fiona is a very good comparison! I don't get quite as green as she does, however. lol)

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OK, I feel that the human body is only a sort of power plant that the brain has invented to stay alive and well fed. Once the brain starts to misfunction, it doesn't realize that it needs all that clumsy structure full of arms and legs and fingers and toes, and that's when disaster strikes and chaos ensues.
Sometimes I feel like a car without an engine and sometimes like an engine without a car. And since I'm in full philosophical mode, here's this from Kierkegaard:
Life is a deadly disease!
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A real long time ago when I saw a person with Parkinsons for the first time I have to admit I sat at the table and kept looking at him. He had a set face that never laughed at my jokes or smiled even and the thought came to me later that night that i was looking into the face of a crying heart.

So to me the Face of Parkinsons is looking into the face of a crying heart
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A real long time ago when I saw a person with Parkinsons for the first time I have to admit I sat at the table and kept looking at him. He had a set face that never laughed at my jokes or smiled even and the thought came to me later that night that i was looking into the face of a crying heart.

So to me the Face of Parkinsons is looking into the face of a crying heart
Some PWP lose muscle tone in the facial muscles and have an expressionless look on their face and dont necessarilly have a crying heart..It just appears that way
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IT's very diffficult to hold your piece forever; loooks pretty strange too. . ol'cs
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I needed that one!
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IT's very diffficult to hold your piece forever; loooks pretty strange too. . ol'cs

Forever is very difficult..But without Sinamet, we could hang in there for a long time..
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