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Old 11-05-2007, 01:50 AM #1
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Default Hey Doc! Are you reading this?

In another thread, I got to wondering if there are any doctors or scientists who are actively engaged in the study of PD who are lurking this forum. I can't fault a medical professional for avoiding posting anything that might seem at all like an opinion. However, it also seems like a great place to learn about PD. It doesn't seem as though it would be a risk to simply let us know you're paying attention. So, are there any of you out there?

You can PM me if you like and I'll simply report the contact without attribution.

This post feels a little like I've sent a radio transmission to the stars in search of extraterrestrial life with the hope that I may actually receive a reply. It also feels a bit like a note in a bottle. I don't expect a response, but it would be so cool to be surprised.

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