Teresa from Spain
 

Has anyone heard from Teresa? I think I remember she was being evaluated for DBS surgery...I miss her postings. madelyn

Not a word I am concerned as well

I've got Teresas email addy. Will send an email to her now.
Regards,
Lee

Email from Teresa.
 

I had an email from Teresa on December 21. She was having a lot of trouble with Stalevo, and was going back to her Doctor in February for DBS evaluation. In the email a few weeks before that she explained that her daughter had been transferred to a job close enough for Teresa to see her little grandson on a regular basis, and she said she would be too occupied and too preoccupied to be actively involved in the forum.
I am hoping that Teresa is so busy having fun with her lovely, lively little grandson that she simply does not have time to write. She is a most valued and treasured member of our community here. Her viewpoint is always well informed and from the heart. I miss her input.
I have also begun to be concerned.

birte

teresa
 

thanks, birte. madelyn

Yes..
 

Thanks Birte. I am also worried about Fred, anybody know how he's doing? I guess that some of us took the movement of the old Braintalk as a chance to do something different with their time It's tough to read and reply and generally get involved here, when life becomes more challenging. cs

and what about juanhch...
 

....last i heard he was going to experiment with banding. I hope he didn't strangle himself :p

What about Cow..aka..John G.?

Juan C
 

Re Teresa
 

Teresa replied to my email, she's fine and will check this site soon.

...thought I had shaken you off!
 

:D :D

Gooooood morning, my dear parkie-family!:grouphug:

I got a message from Lee saying you guys had asked about me, and I'm ashamed to admit that for a number of reasons (too lazy, too unmotivated, too much shoulder pain to type, probably all related to the ingestion of STALEVO, plus the fact that my daughter and family are now living nearby and I've been busy adoring my grandson, I had stopped logging in altogether.


Last year I was taken off Selegiline, which in combination with levadopa used to do wonders for my state of mind, but since the migraines just got too frequent and too long-lasting I was advised to drop it. Now I have bearable headaches, but I'm just listless and - what is worse - I'm becoming pessimistic.

You know I don't like posting negative things and I won't.
I have my neuro appointment next Monday and will definitely negotiate DBS surgery now. Charlie and Lee you both are great inspirations and I'm not afraid of the surgery at all, just didn't want to get wired yet...

There's not much new to tell, other than a wonderful storm from the sea is raging outside, gale force winds whipping the rain against the window panes, while I sit here, cosy and snug at my computer, hoping the fishing fleet is safe. Steven, you KNOW what I'm talking about. It's impossible to take a walk on the beach front promenade, the wind will knock you down - especially if you're a talented parkie, with no sense of balance, like us! :D :D

I'll make some boiled rice with mushrooms for lunch and have a baked apple for desert. Has anyone noticed how good apples and everything apple-related, from cider to vinager, is for PD?

Hugs to all
Teresa

teresa
 

Teresa, Thank you for responding. keep us posted as per developments. madelyn

Teresa
 

Hi Teresa..Its good to hear from you..Like many others here Ive been wondering how you were doing and Im happy to hear that you are ok

Ive been doing ok, and not fishing right now..I wont be going untill mid-April..The weather has been nasty here too..Yesterday it was biting cold with 40 mph winds..Its cold today too, but they are forcasting spring weather for the weekend..;) :)

Good luck at the neuro

Steve

Buenas dias teresa! Good to hear you are doing all right, and very glad to hear your daughter and her family are closer. That's a blessing...my husband and I live smack dab in between our 4 children (5 hours from 2, one way & 5 hours from the other 2, the other way!) and try to visit everyone equally.
Yep...I am not a big fruit eater, but discovered months ago that even one apple a day makes a huge difference. So vinegar is beneficial also? I'll have to up my intake of it...love it in certain foods.
I just today corresponded with a gentleman who had the DBS in the past year...he says when the DBS is on, he takes 50 mg of L-dopa 4x a day & 3 mg of Requip at night for RLS...and "frequently forgets he has Parkinson's". He was on hordes of medication before the surgery, suffering from smptoms & side effects (which is of course why he even considered the surgery).
Take care-Steph

hi Teresa!

I, too, haven't been logging in as I should, but have not seen you here in some time. I haven't even talked to you since the Germany trip last summer.
It was fabulous but nearly killed me (16 days and staying 7 places!) sorry I didnt get to visit your brother.

I'd love to catch up privately. I think I still have your email, but send me a private message in case.

Welcome home!

Peggy :hug:

Teresa!
 

Bienvenidos! It is so good to hear from you. Welcome back to the site - you have been sorely missed.

(Also - have you tried coenzymeQ10 as a preventative for your migraines? Since I started on it my migraines have gone away)

buena suerte!!

Thanks, everybody! I'm overwhelmed! Actually, I don't know how I could manage without your daily company - it's so nice to be back.
I might not be able to post too much until I get my shoulder straightened out (X-rays showed nothing unusual and I'm waiting for an echography to see what could be wrong), but I'll definitely be around every day.

Love ya
Teresa

Teresa
when Braintalk went offline for so long all of my saved messages were deleted (which had your private email). If you would like to correspond, please leave me a private message.
Peg