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Old 05-10-2008, 12:57 AM #1
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Default Hope after diagnosis

My 59-year-old wife has just been diagnosed with PD and we're in the process of talking with the doctor about treatments, etc. I've also begun learning about the condition. I'm reading about new medications in the pipeline, stem cells, genes, etc. My question: Is it realistic to think new developments will actually make a real difference over the next five to ten years or so? I'm looking for whatever hope I can find. My heart goes out to all who must face PD. Thanks, FredS
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