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Mirapex, we think. Requip was a little better, but I could still hear him talk . On Mirapex, the most remarkable thing I remember , was he dreamed someone was trying to break into a grocery store. He is unusually strong for his age and I was there. I almost had my neck broken - or choked. It frightened both of us. In truth, awake or asleep he should know that I hate grocery stores. I don't want to do that again. Someone else's husband had an even worse time -- but she didn't say anything like that. I hope that something else appears before he needs more. Scary. I have refrained from talking about his meds because this is such a designer disease and one persons experience doesn't necessarily match up with another's. I even thought I had answered off list, but no. Anyway that is what we think- don't know of course, except that I did not want to get choked. You know Brian may have a point, no more trouble since my husband went off Requip. I don't know why his amantadine was cut. Good luck, Nita Coleen Pettit wrote: > At 02:51 PM 01/16/2000 -0500, you wrote: > >Brian, > > > >I am sorry I waited so long to answer you. My husband and I are not sure > of our time frame , so this is the best we can do. > > > >He was started on Selegiline 5 mg 2 x daily and Amantadine 100 2x a day. > His disease progressed so added Mirapex in ascending doses was added. He > developed > >what I believe is called "vivid dreams", edema and somnolence. > > so what is causing the vivid dreams? my hubby is doing that in the early > morning...4am on....he is kicking and moving his arms around...I have to go > sleep on the couch sometimes. but he isn't on amantadine or mirapex. > > Coleen :) > I BOYCOTT ABC TV FOR PROVIDING UNFAIR MEDIA COVERAGE ON ADOPTION > ISSUES!!! > > http://www.onelist.com/community/THE_UNITED_TRIAD > > MISSING LINKS > SO. OREGON > 541-862-2226