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Old 10-29-2006, 10:16 AM #1
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Default What would you do different?

I'm one year into my PD reality and was curious, those of you that have been living with PD for some time now, would you do anything different if you could go back to the time of your diagnosis?

I guess I'm looking for advice, I feel like I'm watching my life rapidly slip away, can't play one handed guitar, competitive sports are getting dangerous for me. I'm 31 and ****** about the things a could do a year ago and can't now. And when I try to focus on the things I can do I still get angry. It's like I got off the my train early and it's rushing away.

Robert
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