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Old 04-13-2009, 04:06 PM #7
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Do you have RSD along with the Parkinsons?



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I hAD Dbs FOR pARKINSON'S dISEASE AND AM GLAD TO SAY IT WAS SUCCESSFUL IN REDUCING BY MEDS AND IMPROVING MY MOVEMENT. DO NOT KNOW WHAT OTHER TYPES OF DISEASES OTHER THAN ESSENTIAL TREMOR USE DBS SUCCESSFULLY. I STILL HAVE pARKINSON'S BUT CAN TREAEET IT BETTER NOW.

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