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Old 04-26-2007, 12:18 AM #27
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Originally Posted by Thelma View Post
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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