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Old 03-19-2009, 11:39 AM #1
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Default sounds to me....
like dystonia, most-likely of the diaphram. This is a fairly common complaint with PWPs.

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like dystonia, most-likely of the diaphram. This is a fairly common complaint with PWPs.

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Charlie: As a confirmed PD'er with Dystonia (Neuro's DX) I agree with your observation. I am out of breath after 20 yards on my walker.
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