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Default Never thought I would need to post in the Parkinson forum
Hi, I am a long time member of the MS forum. My husband had his annual physical yesterday, has been having some tremors in his hand and was told it is Parkinson. Needless to say I am scared to death. What are we to do, get matching mobility scooters?? LOL So what is available for meds other than Senemet which didn't look like a drug I would like
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