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Meds are doing great, when everything is working. This every three hours and timing is everything, but looking forward to DBS to hopefully reduce that timing.

I'm taking Sinemet/Comtan (aka Stelevo, but separate pills). Sure enough I've noticed the same thing with how much variation the color of urine is.

I also love Kathrynne Holden's blogs. Parkinson's disease - Feed Your Brain - Diet For Parkinson's lots of great sensible information about diets and Parkinson's.
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