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Old 01-23-2009, 12:22 AM #9
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Definitely warnth.....aroma heat pad, tea, rice, laying my face on my dog's fur, and (believe it or not) smoking.
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dx'ed w/Young Onset Parkinson's Disease May 2006 at age 43. Symptomatic since 1997 or earlier. DBS June 22, 2010

dx'ed w/TN on right side 2007. GK x4, last GK 02/2013
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