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Old 02-14-2008, 05:47 AM #1
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Default It is all in my head!

Earlier this week I began haaving troiuble talking. Dyskeneia took over yesterday. A number of friends came over, caled my neuro, who asked then to get me a CT scan. So last night I was taken to an ER 35 milrs away. I refused to go to the local one, (See epiisode in May 2006)

This time I insisted that two friends remain with ne. The CT was performed under anesthisia. It was determined that I did not suffer a stroke and that rhis was a purely emotuinal episode.

I plan to waste no more time on varous neurologists and consult the neuropsychiatrist the deemed me emotionally healthy prior to DBS.

"Just Another Day In Parkinsons"
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