At 05:00 AM 1/8/97 +0000, you wrote:
>  7. Happy Birthday
>  8. Feet (2)
>  9. Public Perception (7)
> 10. I'm new    referal to PDF & PAN
> 11. listmembers - please ignore my 1/5/96 message "re:New Year's Greeting."
>     (3)
> 12. NEW MEMBER (2)
> 13. Dear President Clinton (2)
> 14. Fwd: new member needs a good neurologist referral
> 15. Letter to the President
> 16. Dennis-no biggee
> 17. Beth Leslie's reply to Happy Birthday
> 18. Drug Database Info Available
> 19. Pallidotomy & Hydergine
> 20. Well-know PWPs (4)
> 21. Letter to the President   response to Jim Cordy
> 22. Dear President Clinton by Dale Severance (3)
> 23. AMGEN GDNF CLINICAL TRIALS (4)
> 24. This Is War... (4)
> 25. Ginger
> 26. Depression (2)
> 27. Lecture-Pittsburgh
> 28. Letter to the President response to Jim Cordy
> 29. Message to Barb Marling (3)
> 30. Pain in feet and toes (3)
> 31. I'm new      (an effort to give contact info re PSP)
> 32. hello to all PDs (4)
> 33. Muscle spasms
> 34. Pres. Address Wrong?
> 35. SURVEY: Reactions to PD Drugs
> 36. Not real famous PWP's
> 37. no biggee
> 38. Health and Medicine
> 39. Dear President Clinton by Lil Honey and Dale's response
> 40. PD \ Eye Position Sensor (adaptive technology) (2)
>
>----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 00:08:55 -0500
>From:    David Boots <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Holiday Music (Drug)
>
>* This can be sung to your caregiver and/or stash of PD-meds
>
>I'm Through With Sinemet (Happy Holiday!)
>(to the tune "Don't Get Around Much Anymore")
>
>Fell down Saturday night
>On my way to the floor
>Knew I can't live without you
>Don't get around much anymore
>
>Tried to exit the tub
>Couldn't step on the floor
>Life's quite different without you
>Don't get around much anymore
>
>Funny I guess
>I used not to be (so)
>Unhappy?...YES....(but)
>Why stir up memories?
>
>Been immobile all day
>Could have dressed but what for?
>It's awfully different without you
>Don't get around much anymore
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 00:22:02 -0500
>From:    "JONES, BRYCE" <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Ginger for nausea?
>
>A while back several people mentioned taking crystalized ginger
>to lessen the nausea caused by sinemet.  How do you find this
>ginger?  Is it in ginger snaps?  Has it helped many?
>Thanks.
>Bryce Jones
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Mon, 6 Jan 1997 22:31:42 -0500
>From:    Barbara Mallut <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: AMGEN again
>
>Joy... I spoke with AMGEN right after the word about the GDNF trials came out.
>  What little (and I stress the word "little") I was able to find out was that
>the trials will take 2 to 3 years, are being done with 50 persons, in
>unknown-to me locations, and the drug is inserted or injected in a pallidotomy
>like hole.
>
>That's not a lot to go on, and it was a frustrating phone call, to say the
>least.  It's possible that more information is now available as several months
>have passed since my call to Amgen.
>
>Barb Mallut
>"Lil_Honey" onthe PD chat
>[log in to unmask]
>
>
>
>----------
>From:   PARKINSN: Parkinson's Disease - Information Exchange Network on behalf
>of Bob & Joy Graham
>Sent:   Monday, January 06, 1997 6:47 PM
>To:     Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN
>Subject:        AMGEN again
>
>Either no one read my question or no one knows... I will ask again: Does
>anyone have any information about the AMGEN trials with GDNF?  Where are
>they happening, has anyone received any GDNF yet?
>Thanks
>Joy Graham
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 00:36:55 -0500
>From:    Lee Heck <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: I'm new
>
>My name is Lee, and I am new to this list.  I am 33, live in Seattle, =
>and am a fundraiser for the Northwest AIDS Foundation.  My mother was =
>diagnosed with PD after a trip to Mayo and a couple of years of =
>unanswered questions.  At one point, she was diagnosed with PSP.
>
>Working in HIV, I understand the limitations of the medical community.  =
>It has been, though, a tremendous mental battle for my parents.  It has =
>been a god send for my Mother to name her disease.=20
>
>I have read a couple days of postings on this list, and I realize I need =
>lots more information before I can truly understand PD.  I began =
>searching for answers on the Net, but was soon overwhelmed by the =
>incredible amount of information. =20
>
>Can someone direct me to comprehensive web-sites, newsgroups, or books =
>which will be a good starting place for me as I begin to learn about =
>this disease?
>
>Feel free to post to the list, or if this is a really common questions, =
>please feel free to e-mail me directly.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Lee
>[log in to unmask]
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 01:05:56 -0500
>From:    Gaylon Johnson <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Parlodel supply
>
>New Year Greetings list members,
>
>A week or so ago I called the local Walgreens pharmacy to have my
>parlodel prescription refilled. When I went to pick it up I was told
>they were out, but would have it in a couple of days. Checked back and
>they still didn't have it. The pharmacist asked me to call back today,
>which I did. Now I'm told they can't get parlodel and don't know when it
>will be available. Not real cheery news when your supply is about to run
>out.
>
>Has anyone else encountered this problem? You would think that if the
>drug was available a company the size of Walgreens should be able to get
>it somewhere. Sandoz is the manufacturer. Any input or suggestions would
>be welcome.
>
>Cordially,
>Gaylon
>--
>                ***************************************
>                            Life is GREAT!!
>                         Try doing wothout it.
>
>***************************************
>[log in to unmask]
>                      "On the Suncoast of Florida"
>                ***************************************
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 01:26:42 -0500
>From:    Elizabeth Southwood <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: Ginger for nausea?
>
>Hi Bryce:
>
>I don't know where you live, but I buy crystallized ginger in California at
>Trader Joe's.  It is a product of Australia.  I don't
>know about the efficacy of ginger snaps.  The crystallized ginger comes in
>cellophane bags.  Good luck!   Liz S
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 02:51:40 -0500
>From:    "Joseph W. Duggan" <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: Pycnogenol
>
>I've just caught up on reading about 30 PD digests and read some of the
comments
>about pycnogenol. I'm interested to know if anyone has given it a fair 90 day
>trial to see if it does improve PD symptoms. My understanding is that much of
>the aging and destruction of cells in the brain is due to abnormally high
levels
>of free radicals. Apparantly, PD patients have an unusually high level of free
>radicals in their brains. This could be due to poor diet, toxic metals or
>chemicals as well as indiviidual biochemistry. If pycnogenol is able to
>penetrate the blood-brain barrier and is 50 times more active than vitamin C or
>E, perhaps it can do some good and stop the progression of PD as well as
>moderate the side-effects of L-dopa therapy, one of which is elevated levels of
>free radicals in the brain. Has anyone given pycnogenol the same fair trial
that
>seems to be so freely given to new drugs which always seem to have negative
>side-effects?
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 03:11:40 -0500
>From:    elizabeth leslie <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Happy Birthday
>
>Jacqueline Winterkorn!  And thank you for sharing it - and os muxh of
>yourself - with us.  As a 'newbie' I read it all with interest bordering
>on gruesomefascination bordering on terror!  But I'll cope.  With my
>friendds from the list.
>
>You do raise one issue I've not seen discussed here before, that is
>particularly bugging me just lately.
>
>On Thu, 2 Jan 1997 you wrote:
>
>>        We might also record our experiences with social prejudice against
>> people who move or look funny: assumption--worst of all among doctors--  is
>> that the shaking hand means either you're drunk or demented, or both.
>
>
>I'm finding simple things like shopping and paying my bills more and more
>embarrassing.  I feel such a goon when I can't put away my change; when
>my left hand refuses to release the goods when it - and I! - arrive at
>the checkout; when things just won't go into the silly bags I'm sometimes
>left to stuff them into; and when staff give me 'that' look that is
>somewhere amongst impatience/exasperation/frustration/pity.  And when they
>bark at me to speak up.  I feel like I need a big T with a list of 'rules' for
>approaching Parkies.  Somebody did suggest a card for social situations
>(just something else fiddly to bother with) ... and anyway, truthfully
>I'm not so bad yet for it to be a real NEED.  But let's just say I'm
>feelin' it.  And I don't like it.
>
>I began to think  about devising a short educational program to offer to
>retailers; of suggeesting marked checkout lanes with attendants wise to
>disabilities. There is a superficial awareness of the need to be aware of
>people with disabilities.  But it is just that.
>
>Of course I've spesnt most of my almost 53 years pretty unaware of all
>this, too, and shudder to think of whwat damage I might have done others
>over time.  Makes you think.
>
>And,did anyone else notice how fast the world goes now?  what a rush
>everyone is in?  on the roads, in the aisles, on the footpaths?  And
>suddenly I not only can't but can't be bothered trying to keep up.
>
>Hope to hear more on this.
>
>Hope you had a great Birthday, Dr. Jacqueline
>
>Beth Leslie
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 03:19:39 -0500
>From:    elizabeth leslie <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Feet
>
>I'm amazed at what I learn here.  Now I cvan begin to believe that my
>groiwng 'useless shoe' collection is part of a much bigger problem, and
>not otherwise unexplainable fetishism.  Thanks friends.
>
>Beth Leslie
>
>
>
>On Mon, 6 Jan 1997, Barbara Mallut wrote:
>
>> Dale.....
>>
>> I've noticed severe foot swelling (even after my pallidotomy) twice with the
>> past 3 years.  Each time it lasted for about 5 to 7 days.  Not painful, just
>> scary... I used a diuretic herbal tea... very common blend made up of juniper
>> berries.. An over the counter product in any health food market.  It's under
>> the well known "Weightless" brand, and'll cost ya maybe $3 for a box of
10 tea
>> bags.
>>
>> BTW... IF you or any of our list members are tea drinkers such as I am (never
>> drank coffee after my first taste of it at 16!) <smile>, Weightless puts out
>> several other very tasty herbal teas, with a heavenly spicy smell to the
>> brewed tea.  And if I can taste 'em and smell 'em, well, ANY Parkie could!
>> ('cause there ain't a whole helluva lotta stuff that's tasty and/or pleasant
>> smelling to THIS Parkie-type-gal) Enjoy.......
>>
>> Barb Mallut
>> "Lil_Honey" on the PD Chat
>> [log in to unmask]
>>
>> ----------
>> From:   PARKINSN: Parkinson's Disease - Information Exchange Network on
behalf
>> of Dale Severance join list
>> Sent:   Monday, January 06, 1997 12:41 AM
>> To:     Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN
>> Subject:        Re: Tricks of the Trade  a response by Dale Severance
>>
>> In a message dated 97-01-05 15:08:29 EST, [log in to unmask] writes:
>>
>> << TRICKS OF THE TRADE >>
>>
>> Hi Folks:
>>
>> I just read Sam's article and learned something new abour PD that is why this
>> list service is so dam good.
>>
>> I never new that swelling feet was a PD symptom and Sams article was the
>> first time I have noticed it mentioned. I have been on a shoe buying spree
>> never quite getting a comfortable shoe even though I buy larger than pre PD.
>>
>> Is swelling feet a common PD related ailment?
>>
>> Dale Severance
>> [log in to unmask]
>> Brooklyn, NY.
>>
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 03:32:53 -0500
>From:    Marling McReynolds <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: Public Perception
>
>I noted in a book in my Neurologist's office the statement that PDers seemed
>more embarressed by their tremor than any other tremor suffers.  The author
>could not understand this.  I thought about it for quite a while, and came to
>the conclusion that the reason I get upset about my tremor in or out of public
>is that it is a reminder of what I have--PD.  It is a reminder that this is not
>just a tremor, but a progressive condition and that it will get worse.  It is a
>reminder of where I will end up eventually and I hate to be reminded of it,
>especially in public.
>
>Sometimes people stare when my hand starts to tremor, but for the most part I
>live in a small community.  The people here are my friends and long time
>acquaintences.  When they ask, I tell the truth, and they feel sorry, but want
>to help.  And usually ignore it from then on.  Worse than my hand tremor is my
>leg.  I go to many meetings, and almost everytime my right leg will begin to
>tremble.  I must hold it with my other leg, or let it tap.  Sometimes, people
>must think I am listening to music they cannot hear.
>
>Oh yes, one more thing.  Congratulate me.
>I have developed my FIRST EVER Hemroid!
>My depression is back, with a vengence.  I have been thinking of not taking
>anything and letting the PD get me now, rather than waiting.
>Any suggestions as how to keep my spirits up,or whereever they are supposed to
>be.??..
>
>PD forever or until a cure is really found>>>>>>
>
>Marling McReynolds
>Director SHCRC the People Center
>mail: Box 2017, Redway, CA 95560
>77 Avenue of the Giants
>phone: 707-923-5220 fax:  707-923-5221
>e-mail:  [log in to unmask]
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 04:31:24 -0500
>From:    Dale Severance join list <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: I'm new    referal to PDF & PAN
>
>Hi Lee:
>
>Glad you joined this list you will get a lot of info from this group.
>
>You can also contact the Parkinson Disease Foundation,at 710 West 168th St.
>New york, NY at 1-800-457-6676 or since you have email I suggest you contact
>them at   PDF [log in to unmask]  They have a packet of info for new members
> without charge.
>
>If you would like to subscribe to a free monthly publication by our political
>action arm ( Parkinson's Action Network ) send me your snail mail address and
> I will forward your name to their mailing list.
>
>Welcome to the group
>
>Dale Severance
>
>[log in to unmask]
>
>Brooklyn, N.y.
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 04:33:31 -0500
>From:    Bernard JOLY <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: listmembers - please ignore my 1/5/96 message "re:New Year's
>         Greeting."
>
>Maryhelen,
>
>I hope you will not blame me if I question the need to be so apologetic about
>a simple mistake.
>
>After all, this group is about PD, not PC-user talent. It gives all
>subscribers a unique opportunity to communicate with others. It allows each of
>us to listen and learn. It should also allow each of us to take an active part
>in the ongoing discussion.
>
>This is a concern to me : we don't hear about several hundreds of subscribers
>who never post anything. As far as I am concerned, I have no problem with
>receiving the same post twice, or mistyped or whatever, if only one subscriber
>thus feels encouraged to post instead of only listening. One post too many is
>no big deal ; one post to few, I hate the idea !
>
>Bernard JOLY
>[log in to unmask]
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 06:15:56 -0500
>From:    "W.S." <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: NEW MEMBER
>
>        I am a new member to your group, I am looking
>for information on parkinsons for my mother, I am interested
>in the ups and downs of sinemet cr, could anyone tell me what
>the usual dose of sinemet cr is ? just for comparison, we are
>not changing it without the doctor's say so...
>
>        I have gained a lot of helpfull information from this
>group in my first 24 hours, I thank you all,I am in the prosess
> of changing doctors, we need more info than " take 2 sinemet and
>see you in three months" It is good to see such an active group
>sharing information, and it is helpfull to know the symptoms that
>are parkinsons and not unusual. If I am actualy sending out this
>message, like I think I am, ( I'm new to computers and Internet)
>I wish you all well, and thank you for your help.
>        [log in to unmask]
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 06:35:54 -0500
>From:    Dale Severance join list <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Dear President Clinton
>
>January 7, 1996
>
>Office of the White House
>Washington, DC.
>
>Dear  President Clinton:
>
>Over the last five years I have supported  your political objectives and
>stood up to vote for you at election time.
>
>Now I would request your assistance for a minority group in this country
>whose numbers are estimate at one to one and a half  million.
>
>I am referring to our fellow Americans who have or will contract Parkinson's
>Disease. This disease is one which gradually wares away our bodies to the
>point that we have to stop working, and eventually we deteriorate to the
>point that others must care for us.
>
>The cost to society is tremendous in lost wages,  Federal taxes, State taxes
>local taxes and Social Security withholding. Most of us qualify for Social
>Security  Disability and Medicaid earlier than the average American.
>
>I just turned 56 and have had to stop working. I was a small business person
>employing thirteen people. I estimate that the eleven years lost ability to
>work will cost society over two million dollars in lost income taxes, lost
>social security contributions to the system with the employers matching
>payments, the loss of sales tax paid for goods purchased, the early payment
>to me of Social Security Disability, Medicaid Coverage and the cost to
>private disability and medical insurance companies.
>
>To offset this great loss the Federal government is allocating $ 26.00 per
>person with Parkinson's Disease for research. I think this is a short sided
>view of the situation by Congress  bordering on a national shame that so
>little is being done for our minority group.
>
>I therefore respectfully request that you stand by our side and vocally
>support the Parkinson's Disease Community when a bill is offered to raise the
>funding level for Parkinson' s Disease Research in the next Congressional
>session.
>
>I thank you on behalf of your fellow Americans who desperately need your
>help.
>
>Thank you,
>
>A. Dale severance
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 07:06:53 -0500
>From:    Dale Severance join list <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Fwd: new member needs a good neurologist referral
>
>In a message dated 97-01-07 05:31:21 EST, [log in to unmask] (W.S.)
>writes:
>
><< My mother has had parkinsons for about 3yrs. and her DR.
> is not a wealth of information, to say the least, I made
> a call today to Lahey clinic and set up an appointment with
> a new DR. I hope we can get more info than just take sinemet
> and see you in three months.her DR. had her on 1 1/2 sinemet cr
> and tells me "I" can go up to 3 a day, I did increase to 2 but,
> I would like to know what the usual dose is.
>
> Thank you for the info on the parkinsons disease foundation,
> I will send off a note today! see, your info helped more people
> than you thought!   Thank You  [log in to unmask]
>
>  >>I have a feeling that if you give the group your city and state someone
>here will be able to recommend a good physican for your family based on
>personal experience
>
>So happy you joined;
>
>Dale Severance
>[log in to unmask]
>Brooklyn, NY.
>
>
>---------------------
>Forwarded message:
>From:   [log in to unmask] (W.S.)
>To:     [log in to unmask]
>Date: 97-01-07 05:31:21 EST
>
>        Hi Dale;
>I am also a new member, as a matter of fact less than
>24 hrs, I have gained more info from this group in 24hrs.
>than I have recd. from my mother's doctor in 3 yrs.
>
>I am also new to the computer and internet, I thought I
>sent a message to the group asking about the ups and downs
>of SINEMET, but, I must have done something wrong! I will
>try again,
>
>My mother has had parkinsons for about 3yrs. and her DR.
>is not a wealth of information, to say the least, I made
>a call today to Lahey clinic and set up an appointment with
>a new DR. I hope we can get more info than just take sinemet
>and see you in three months.her DR. had her on 1 1/2 sinemet cr
>and tells me "I" can go up to 3 a day, I did increase to 2 but,
>I would like to know what the usual dose is.
>
>Thank you for the info on the parkinsons disease foundation,
>I will send off a note today! see, your info helped more people
>than you thought!   Thank You  [log in to unmask]
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 07:18:19 -0500
>From:    John Cottingham <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: I'm new
>
>--=====================_852646722==_
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>
>At 12:36 AM 1/7/97 -0500, you wrote:
>>My name is Lee, and I am new to this list.  I am 33, live in Seattle, and
am a fundraiser for the Northwest AIDS Foundation.  My mother was diagnosed
with PD after a trip to Mayo and a couple of years of unanswered questions.
At one point, she was diagnosed with PSP.
>>
>
>Lee, a good place to start is the archives....attached are directions to
get specific articles.
>
>
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>
>
>THIS IS THE REVISED CURRENT PARKINSON'S TOPICS BY E-MAIL MESSAGE.
>DISCARD EARLIER POSTINGS BY THE SAME NAME.
>
>Current Parkinson's Topics by E-Mail
>
>Welcome new subscribers and those who have found the address to the
>Parkinsn Archives through out the World Wide Web!
>
>Two services are available at [log in to unmask] One is the ability to
>request a search for information. Another service is the availability
>of this message, which catagorizes messages that have previously posted
>to the Parkinsn list and now reside in the archives. These messages
>may be ordered.
>
>For those not acquainted with the Parkinsn list, it is a e-mailing list
>of Parkinson's patients, care-givers, family members, neurologists,
>psychologists, family practice doctors, and manufacturer representatives
>that represent the pharmaceutical industry and equipment manufacturers.
>We currently have about 1400 members in 34 countries around the world.
>The language of the list is English.
>
>Postings to the list are only accepted from subscribers. If you join us,
>you will have that privilege also. The Parkinsn list is a high volume
>list, having from 20 to 30 postings a day, some quite long.
>
>If you wish to join us, send an e-mail message to:
>
>[log in to unmask]
>
>In the body of the message put ONLY FOUR WORDS:
>
>subscribe parkinsn Yourfirstname Yoursurname
>
>Within a short while you will receive acknowledgement and a welcoming
>message.
>
>Subscription is not required to receive the archival material mentioned
>in the rest of this message. This is a public service.
>
>
>Everything ever discussed on the Parkinsn list is in our archives.
>Periodically, a message called, "New Parkinsn Archives Information
>by E-mail" is posted on the Parkinsn list.
>
>"New Parkinsn Archives Information by E-mail" gives instructions on
>the kinds of searches available, examples, and information on how to
>request them.
>
>Many of you have learned about the Parkinsn list from friends
>or reading the Wall Street Journal and New York Times articles about
>pallidotomy.  This message gives answers on how to directly use the
>Parkinsn archives and get information NOW while you are "coming up
>to speed".
>
>
>MSG      Finding Answers to Frequently Asked Questions:
>order
>number
>
>                       ARTICLES
>
>001 New Study links Eldepryl/Deprenyl With increased Mortality
>
>This study from the UK raises some controversial questions on how often
>Parkinson's patients die from long term Eldepryl/Sinemet treatment.
>
>002 Article on Information on Aging
>
>This article was posted posted by Alan Bonander, ELDER CARE: THEY'RE AGING,
>AND YOU'RE WORRYING  8/26/94 When children grow up, and parents grow old
>Published: Aug. 22, 1994 By KATHLEEN DONNELLY Mercury News Staff Writer
>
>If someone you know and love needs help, this article will give you a
>starting point to look for social agencies that help the elderly.
>
>003 Young Onset PD
>
>This article was posted by Alan Bonander entitled: THE YOUNG
>PARKINSON'S PATIENT By Erwin B.  Montgomery, Jr., MD
>
>This article appeared in the Parkinson News & View, Southern
>Arizona Chapter APDA, June / July 1994.  It is reprinted with
>their permission.
>
>Young onset Parkinson's patients and caregivers need to read
>this article.
>
>004 Medicare/Medicaid...Congress wants your Home/Car
>
>Article posted by John Cottingham. An editorial by Christopher
>Matthews from the San Francisco Examiner on attempts in Congress
>to take the cars and homes of those family's with serious illness.
>
>005 Tai Chi Exercise Reduces Falling in the Elderly
>
>Newspaper article posted by John Cottingham, Tai Chi Keeps the
>Doctor Away, Research Says / Chinese exercise helped elderly keep
>from falling by Paul Recer
>
>006 Wall Street Journal article on pallidotomy
>
>Margaret Monty's posting of David Stipp's article in The Wall
>Street Journal entitled Hope From a Knife-----Surgery for Parkinson's
>Brings Success Stories In Face of Skepticism
>
>007 News on the Parkinson's Front
>
>Several articles compiled into one message...interesting reading.
>
>008 The Scientist: Brainstorms Abound At NIH's NINDS
>
>An article from The Scientist magazine outlining where research is
>going at NINDS.
>
>009 More: Physics and PD
>
>
>010 Drugs: From Compound to Pharmacy
>011 What Parkinsonians Should Know About Social Security Disability
>Insurance
>012 Disability Evaluation under Social Security
>013 Incontinence: What the Algorithm has to say, and More
>014 ADL and UPDRS Role in PD Treatment
>015 Pallidotomies or Thalamotomy on an Outpatient Basis?
>016 Chinese Influences in Western Medicine
>017 Can't Remember Your Name...How About Singing?
>018 RESTLESS LEGS
>019 Confusion , Cold Intolerance, Constipation...How i+
>020 Ability to regulate eating declines in elderly
>021 New Dystonic Tremor Case Study by list-member, T. Davis
>022 Mouse Gene May Lead To Clues by M.A.J. McKenna
>023 Surgery and transplants show new promise: by Judy +
>024 PALLIDOTOMY; A chance for a normal life by M.A.J. +
>025 Listmember Quoted in Toronto Pallidotomy Article
>026 Parkinson's Abstracts presented at AAN Convention 1995
>
>        WORLD-WIDE PARKINSONS CHATTING INFORMATION
>
>050 Parkinsons Chat Room
>051 Getting from AOL to the Undernet Parkinsons channel
>
>          PD HUMOR
>
>060 Wednesday PD-humor By David Boots
>061 HUMOR: Sinemet chain-letter
>062 can't get it up (a twisted pair variation on an ol+
>063 Fred Turner, Funny Glossary of Medical Terms
>
>
>          PALLIDOTOMY INFORMATION
>
>
>         PALLIDOTOMY FOLLOW-UP STUDY
>
>075 M. Dogali, E. Fazzini,E. Kolodny Pallidotomy Follow-up
>
>
>
>       STIMULATION, (PALLID AND THALAMIC) INFORMATION
>
>           STIM Clinical Trials in Progress
>
>080 Thalamic Stimulation at Vanderbilt, Dr. Thomas Davis
>081 Breaking News, Dr. W.C. Koller/Busenbark Pallid STIM
>
>           Technical Details, Patient Selection
>
>085 Thalamic Stimulation System
>086 Deep Brain Stimulation References
>087 Don Sandstrom's Thalmic Stimulation Experiences
>
>
>        CONTENTS OF CURRENT RESEARCH STUDIES
>
>090 What is Parkinson's Disease and how is it treated?
>090 What is Essential Tremor (ET) and how is it treated?
>
>           The following questions are answered in 0091
>
>091 What is Shy-Drager Syndrome (SDS) and how is it treated?
>091 What is SupraNuclear Palsy (SNP) and how is it treated?
>091 What is Multiple System Atrophy (MSA)?
>091 What is StriatoNigral Degeneration (SND) and how is it treated?
>091 What is OlivoPontoCerebellar Atrophy (OPCA) and how is it treated?
>091 What is CorticoBasal Ganglionic Degeneration (CBGD) and how is it treated?
>091 What is Diffuse Lewy Body Disease (DLBD)?
>091 What symptoms may or may not be present in Parkinsonism Plus Syndromes?
>    Table 3.
>
>092 Adverse Reactions to Sinemet CR in the Elderly : Joseph
>093 Drug-Induced & Tardive Movement Disorders Gwen M. Vernon
>094 Tremor: by Marjorie M. Gillespie
>095 Dose-response Relationship of Levodopa/Mood/Anxiety
>096 A Study of Hereditary Essential Tremor Bain et al.
>
>            DIET
>
>097 Dietary Factors in the Management of Parkinson's Disease
>098 Re: Fava Beans!
>099 Eating Fava Beans in Old San Francisco
>100 Three Fava Bean Recipes
>101 Mailorder sources for Dry Fava Beans
>102 Favism, Faba, Sinemet and Parkinson's
>
>            DRUG TRIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
>
>103 NIH Study on Slowing or Stopping PD Progression
>104 NINDS Studying Postmenopausal Estrogen Replacement+
>
>
>           PARKINSON'S PLUS DISEASE ETIOLOGY AND DIAGNOSIS
>
>091 PD & PD+ Syndromes by Mark Stacy/J. Jankovic
>
>          RECOGNITION AND TREATMENT OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE
>
>090 Recog/Treat of Early PD & Other Tremor Disorders by Mark Stacy/D. Brownlee
>
>        NEW MEDICINAL APPROACHES TO TREATING PARKINSON'S-STUDY
>
>106 NADH--a new therapeutic approach to Parkinson's disease by Birkmayer JGD
>
>       MEDICATIONS USED IN THE TREATMENT OF PARKINSON'S DISEASE
>
>105 Medications in PD
>106 Quick PD Drug Glossary
>108 Constipation Protocol
>109 Corrections to Constipation protocol
>
>       CONTENTS OF ABSTRACTS IN THE ARCHIVE
>
>200 What Is DHEA?
>201 What is Melatonin and How Is It Helpful?
>202 NIH Grant to design and synthesize Co-factor of TH
>203 Vitamins E and C, Useful in Parkinson's?
>204 Gastrointestinal Problems Encountered With PD
>205 Does It Take You a Little Longer to Think Now?
>206 Are Melonomas Activated by Carbidopa/Levodopa?
>207 Has Aluminum Been Implicated in PD?
>208 Are Environmental Factors Implicated in PD?
>209 GM1, An Elixir of Life for a Damaged Dopamninergic+
>210 Cisapride References
>086 Deep Brain Stimulation References
>211 A Relationship between Diabetes and PD?
>212 fava beans and Mucuna pruriens Natural L-dopa in t+
>213 Cerebral Palsy with parkinsonian symptoms References
>214 Essential Tremor: Another use for GM-1 ganglioside?
>215 The 2 1/2 Hour Erection..How To..or..Not To
>216 Ganglioside GM1
>
>
>       RESOURCES
>
>    How do I make a Parkinson Alert ID Card which lists
>217 the medications I take and drugs that can hurt me?
>218 Care-Giver Handbook
>219 Algorithm for Managing Parkinson's Disease
>220 Blue Glasses Tech Info
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>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 08:28:43 -0500
>From:    Bob & Joy Graham <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: AMGEN again
>
>Thanks Barb Mallut for letting me know about AMGEN
>Joy Graham
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 08:34:23 -0500
>From:    Camilla Flintermann <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: I'm new
>
>Lee--I expectyou'll hear of websites etc.  Also, there are excellent
>materials available from thenational organizations, a couple of which
>are:          Nat'l.Parkinson Fndtn
>              1-800-327-4545
>
>             American Parkinson Disease Assn.
>             1-800-223-APDA
>
>Of many books, here are a couple--
>            "Parkinson's Disease ...One Step at a Time
>            Problems & Answers for Patients & Health Professionals "
>                by J.David Grimes, M.D.
>                   Peggy A. Gray, R.N>
>                   Kelly A. Grimes,B.Sc.
>           May be ordered from:Parkinson Soc. of Canada
>                  Ottawa Civic Hospital,1053 Carling Ave.
>                  Ottawa,Ontario,Canada K1Y 4E9
>
>           "Parkinson's Disease:A Guide for Patient & Family
>                by Roger Duvoisin, M.D.                     "
>           May be ordered from : RavenPress
>                   1140 Avenue of the Americas,New York,NY 10036
>
>There is also a sublist of the PD list especially for caregivers(CGs)
>of Parkinsonians(PWPs) and I will post the notice about it again today.
>You're right, there's a lot to learn--and different folks have different
>versions of this "designer disease" (Jeff Jones' term). Glad to have you
>aboard...
>Camilla Flintermann,CGfor Peter,78/7,Oxford,OH
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>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 08:59:44 -0500
>From:    Jim Cordy <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Letter to the President
>
>Thank you Dale.  Your letter to the president got me off my duff.  Perhaps
>our two letters may motivate others.
>
>----------
> January 7, 1996
> Office of the White House
> Washington, DC.
>
> Dear  President Clinton:
>
>I am writing you to ask that you take a leadership position in the battle
>to cure Parkinson's Disease.  Last year a grass roots effort resulted in a
>bill increasing federal spending for Parkinson's Disease research amassed
>62 cosponsors in the Senate and 240 cosponsors in the House.  The language
>of this bill was amended to the NIH Revitalization Bill and passed by
>unanimous consent in the Senate.  Despite having a majority of cosponsors
>in the House, this bill never made it out of the Commerce Committee.
>
>This year we are back.  It is not enough for us who suffer from this
>dreadful disease to be told what they great job we did in raising
>awareness.    It is not enough to have my Senators and Congressman be
>cosponsors.  It is not enough to hear Zach Hall, director of NINDS, say
>they are doing what they can.  We want a cure for Parkinson's Disease now.
>The most frustrating part of this situation is that the majority of
>neuroscientists believe we are on the threshold of making a dramatic
>breakthrough if not a cure.  With a strong commitment from your office we
>could look forward to one day soon witnessing a Mohammed Ali absent the
>trembling hand the world saw as he lit the Olympic flame in Atlanta.
>
>This is a disease where the scientist say we have a real shot at victory.
>That translates not only into a reduction in suffering for those afflicted
>but also a real reduction in the budget deficit.  It is estimated that
>conservatively Parkinson's Disease costs society $6 billion per year.  It
>is that potential savings that has resulted in even the most fiscal
>conservatives such as Pennsylvania's Senator Santorum supporting this
>initiative.
>
>We who have Parkinson's Disease were delighted when Dr. Freed was able to
>speak briefly to you during a campaign appearance in Colorado, and that you
>chose to mention subsequently, in several instances, the potential for
>dramatic breakthroughs  in Parkinson's Disease.  I know this disease
>touches you personally.  Your Attorney General courageously announced that
>she has Parkinson's Disease.  Retired Senator Pell suffered from
>Parkinson's Disease.    The fathers of Senators Wellstone, Robb, and Coats
>all had Parkinson's Disease.  Congressman Joe McDade from Scranton
>Pennsylvania has Parkinson's Disease.  Your new Secretary of Defense was
>last years recipient of the Mo Udall Award recognizing his support of this
>legislation.
>
>There seem to be two obstacles hindering passage of this legislation and
>neither of them stand up to an open minded evaluation:
>
>Concerns by the right to life supporters about fetal tissue research.  Our
>response is simply one does not choose to have an abortion in order to
>provide fetal tissue for research.   A simple analogy puts this issue in
>the proper perspective.  Pennsylvania's former governor Casey had a heart
>transplants.  The heart came from a murder victim.  No one is claiming that
>heart transplants increased the murder rate.
>
>Concerns about earmarking.   I believe that the NIH's policy of pursuing
>the "best science" is indeed the proper policy to follow in general.  But
>as a politician I'm sure you appreciate there are up always legitimate
>exceptions to even the best policies.  Such is the case with Parkinson's
>Disease.  As we are close in a number of different technological areas in
>Parkinson's Disease Research, it's makes sense from a humanitarian point, a
>scientific point and an economic point, to two additional resources to
>achieve that end.
>
>
>I am one of an estimated 1.5 million Americans diagnosed with Parkinson's
>Disease.  As the symptoms to this sinister affliction to not become
>apparent until over 70% of the necessary brain cells have died, it is
>estimated that another 1.5 million Americans have Parkinson's Disease but
>have not yet been diagnosed.   I am 49 years old and have had Parkinson's
>for nine years.  I had to go on disability 3 years ago from my position as
>Metallurgical Manager for Allegheny Ludlum.   I have been extremely active
>in promoting this legislation.  My wife and I have spoken personally to
>both Pennsylvania Senators and the majority of the Congressman.  I am
>convinced that if we allocate a modest increase in funding Parkinson's
>Disease research that we will realize a breakthrough.  But, there is a part
>of me that is terrified at the prospect of continually degeneration of my
>bodies ability to function.  Please help!
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 09:10:10 -0500
>From:    Camilla Flintermann <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: Public Perception
>
>Dear Marling McR---I can suggest that one very good way to "keep one's
>spirits up" is to DO something positive, like for example, get involved
>in legislative advocacy for the soon-to-be new Udall bill...we used to
>hear that the best way to relieve children's fears about atomic bombs
>was for them to know that their parents were actively working against war.
>I bet PAN (the Parkinson Action Network) would love to hear from you!
>You can call them at 1-800-850-4726....why not get plugged in ahead of the
>rush for the new Congress????  Hang in there-we need you!
>Camilla Flintermann,CG for Peter,78/7,Oxford,OH
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>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 09:20:18 -0500
>From:    Kathie Tollifson <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: Pycnogenol
>
>Joe Duggan writes:
>
>. Has anyone given pycnogenol the same fair trial that
>>seems to be so freely given to new drugs which always seem to have negative
>>side-effects?
>>
>
>Hi Joe,
>
>I have been using pycnogenol for about 2 years, usually in the 60-120
>mgs/day dose range. I began using it for its anti-inflammatory properties,
>and was able to drop the prescription non-steroidal anti-inflamatory drug
>that I had been dependent on for years, and that was chomping holes in my
>stomach lining. I read the stuff about its anti-oxidant properties,
>penetrating the BBB etc and decided to continue its use.
>
>I am not aware of any actual direct effect on my PD symptoms, however I now
>take 1/2 the sinemet that I took a year ago, and consider myself very stable
>(little to no progression) after 8 years of battling the dragon. I could not
>say whether this is because of pycnogenol, or any of the other supplements I
>use, or purely the grace of God. Probably all of the above.
>
>In any event, I consider pycnogenol to be a vital part of my PD treatment, I
>would not consider dropping it for any reason, and I use it every day. BTW,
>there are 2 kinds, the grape seed extract, and the maritime pine bark....I
>can not tell the difference subjectively, but unless funds are very tight I
>opt for the maritime bark source. One reason is that no matter what the
>claims, I have trouble believing that there is a pesticide-free grape alive
>anywhere in the US.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Kathie Tollifson
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>Date:    Wed, 8 Jan 1997 00:01:36 -0500
>From:    Dennis Greene <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: Dennis-no biggee
>
>Joao,
>
>You wrote:
>----------
>> Dennis allow me to say that it is lets say a "funny" abreviation...
>> Living and learning,  :-)
>
>Its a funny language english. Thank God its my 'mother tongue',
>I'd hate to have to learn it as a foreign language.  Mind you it is
>such an alive language that some times my kids use it and it is
>a foreign language. Non fache mal,  or as you might say,'no biggee'.
>
>Keep the postings coming,
>
>Dennis
>
>Dennis Greene
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>
>Date:    Wed, 8 Jan 1997 01:15:31 -0500
>From:    Dennis Greene <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: Beth Leslie's reply to Happy Birthday
>
>Beth,
>
>This is WAR!!!
>
>You wrote in part:
>
>----------
>
>> I'm finding simple things like shopping and paying my bills more and =
>more
>> embarrassing.  I feel such a goon when I can't put away my change; when
>> my left hand refuses to release the goods when it - and I! - arrive at
>> the checkout; when things just won't go into the silly bags I'm sometim=
>es
>> left to stuff them into; and when staff give me 'that' look that is
>> somewhere amongst impatience/exasperation/frustration/pity.
>
>Beth.   PD is your problem,   Bad manners is theirs!!!!!
>
>If you really need to take the offensive try  "I have Parkinsons Disease,
>Sorry if my disability has inconvenienced you." It usually gets you the =
>moral high
>ground.
>
>Better yet is knowing that if you are the biggest problem they are going =
>to face
>today they are really very lucky. This lets you look at them with a sweet=
> smile.
>That really throws them.
>
>>But let's just say I'm feelin' it.  And I don't like it.
>
>Question: What can't get its words out, and shakes with more than rage?
>Answer: A parkie with attitude!
>
>Beth it is all I can do to get my own head in the right place, but at lea=
>st that
>is a battle I can win.  I was recently invited to speak on PD to the stud=
>ents
>at my local TAFE college.  My address coincided with a meeting of the
>principals of all the SE district campuses.  These senior educators fille=
>d the 10+
>disabled parking bays thoughtfully provided by the college. Have you ever=
>
>tried finding parking in a TAFE parking lot at 10 am.
>
>My point is that as a rule society is happy to provide facilities to the =
>disabled
>AS LONG AS WE DON'T INCONVENIENCE ANYONE TO MUCH. Its going
>to take a long time to change society so we better get a grip of ourselve=
>s first.
>
>Hell, I'm no inconvenience, I'm a chance for a non parkie to shine.
>
>
>Go get 'em!!
>
>Dennis
>
>Dennis Greene
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>Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 1997 09:48:26 -0500
>From:    John Cottingham <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Drug Database Info Available
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>The Parkinsn Archives located at [log in to unmask], now has
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>The use of this material is intended for educational purposes
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>DRUG NAME
>generic or Trade(R)-- Order #
>
>Acenorm(R), 26                       acetaminophen, 1
>acetazolamide, 2                     Adalat(R), 90
>Adapin(R), 49                        Adrenalin(R), 52
>Advil(R), 68                         Agon(R), 57
>Akineton(R), 17                      Aldazine(R), 126
>Aldomet(R), 3                        Aldopren(R), 3
>Alfprin(R), 12                       alpha methyldopa, 3
>alprazolam, 4                        amantadine,5
>Ambien(R), 139                       amiodarone, 6
>amitriptyline and perphenazine, 7    amitryptyline, 8
>amlodipine, 9                        amoxapine, 10
>Anatensol(R), 64                     Anpec(R),137
>Antivert(R), 77                      apomorphine, 11
>Aropax(R), 97                        Arrestin(R), 135
>Artane(R), 133                       Asendin(R), 10
>Aspergum(R),12                       aspirin, 12
>Astra(R), 94                         Atamet(R), 28
>atenolol, 13                         Ativan(R), 74
>Aurorix(R), 86                       Axid(R), 91
>
>baclofen, 14                         Bayer(R), 12
>Benadryl(R), 47                      benztropine mesylate, 15
>bethanechol, 16                      biperiden, 17
>bisacodyl, 18                        Bonine(R), 77
>Botox (R), 19                        botulinum toxin a, 19
>Brevicon(R), 38                      bromocriptine, 20
>Bronchaid(R), 52                     bupropion, 21
>Buspar (R), 22                       buspirone, 22
>
>cabergoline,23                       caffeine, 24
>Calan(R), 137                        calcium carbonate, 25
>Capoten(R), 26                       captopril, 26
>Carafate(R), 122                     carbamazepine, 27
>carbidopa/levodopa, 28               Cardcal(R), 46
>Cardizem(R),46                       Catapres(R), 35
>chlorpromazine, 29                   cholestyramine, 30
>ciladopa, 31                         cimetidine, 32
>Cinnarizine(R), 61                   cisapride, 33
>clonazepam, 34                       clonidine, 35
>clozapine, 36                        Clozaril(R), 36
>Cogentin(R), 15                      Colestid(R), 37
>colestipol, 37                       Compazine(R), 108
>conjugated estrogens, 38             Coras(R), 46
>Cordarone(R), 6                      Cordilox(R), 137
>Coumadin(R), 138                     Cylert(R), 98
>cyproheptadine, 39
>
>DDAVP (R), 43                        Demerol (R), 79
>Demi Regroton(R), 117                Demulen(R), 38
>Depo-Provera(R), 78                  Deprenyl(R), 120
>deserpidine, 40                      desipramine, 42
>desmopressin, 43                     Desogen(R), 38
>Destinex(R), 23                      Desyrel(R), 130
>Dexedrine(R), 44                     dextroamphetamine, 44
>Diamox(R), 2                         diazepam, 45
>Dilantin(R), 103                     Dilosyn(R), 82
>diltiazem, 46                        Diphedryl(R), 47
>diphenhydramine,47                   Dizac(R), 45
>domeperidone, 48                     doxepin, 49
>Dulcolax(R), 18                      Duvoid(R), 16
>
>Easprin(R), 12                       Ecotrin(R), 12
>Effexor(R), 136                      Elavil(R), 8
>Eldepryl (R), 120                    Emprin(R), 12
>enalapril, 50                        Enalaprillat(R), 50
>Endep(R), 8                          Enduronyl(R), 40
>Enovid(R),  38                       entacapone,  51
>Epifin(R),52                         epinephrine, 52
>Epipen(R), 52                        Epitrate(R), 52
>