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01-09-2017, 08:08 AM
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Ah Crap! It happens.
Did they have to remove the brain leads? I just hope for the best, and a speedy recovery. On the humor side of life, I was trying to figure out why your kids went to University of Texas, when you live in Tennessee. Oh, what... I'll just blame Parkinson's for that one. Super cool your daughter is going back to school to work on Speech Pathology. I wish you the best.
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Born 1958. Diagnosed PD 2014. Meds Sept 2016: 5x daily: 2 - Sinemet 25/100 + 200mg Comtan; 50/200 ER Sinement (bedtime). Oct 2016 - DBS - bilateral GPi (PD & Dystonia). Still a work in progress. (Reduced meds to 4 - 25/100 & 50/200 ER Bedtime daily; but need six months to see how DBS/Meds play out) |
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