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On 15 Apr 2000, at 7:49, Linda J Herman wrote: > Thanks for your reply, Murray - I thought this site was great: > Newly Diagnosed With PD > http://spring.parkinsons.org.uk/spnewly.htm > I couldn't connect to the FAQ site - could you check the URL? > The Frequently Asked Questions About Parkinson's Disease > http://etb.ninds.nih.gov/PDFAQ.html > Hi Linda, I wrote these birds about the status of their website and the first person I talked to replied promptly and referred me to a "higher" authority... Apparently it was beneath him to reply. But.... guess what I discovered by *playing* with this a little... They still have the page... they just renamed it... http://etb.ninds.nih.gov/PDFAQ.html#psy Now this works and, as near as I can tell, the content is identical to what I saw on the original site... > > I wasn't suggesting yet another PD web site - but maybe links and > access to some of the "gems" could be expanded and improved. Also > helpful is a short description of what the link is about, if it's not > clear by the title. > This is a great suggestion and could be done in the *future*.... > > Below is a listing of Web sites that Barb Blake-Krebs, who is still > recuperating, and I compiled for the appendix to our book on young onset > PD, Behind the Masks, ( which is still under consideration for > publication - they ask us to "be patient.") It is based on suggestions > from the list and our own favorites, and is open to other > recommendations (especially for non U.S. organizations and young onset > sites) -- or corrections if you note an error, or ommissions. We will > also look through all of Murray's recommened sites. Thanks > Linda > SNIP Linda, what is the book status now?? All the best ............. murray [log in to unmask] View the Parkinson's Awareness Links at: http://www.geocities.com/janet313/pienet/wwweb/index.html