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I can identify with that completely - just yesterday i was at the doctor and noting that now my periods of slowness had become freezing episodes, that my dyskinesia was so much more intense, and that my periods of functionability seldom lasted longer that 20 minute. Amd that i hadnt noticed when or how that had happened.... he said well as the disease progreesses,. that is what happens - that it was the nature of t he diseas, but that it was his job as a doctor to do what he could by juggling medications and various forms of treatment to extend those "windows" for as long as possible....... - ad then he changed my medication........ hilary (51/33/24) Fleming, Jennifer wrote: > > Margie said "In my experience, one can actually mourn the appearance of each > significant new symptom, too." > > This is very true. Especially during the first few years. My dad has had > PD now for 16 yrs. Lately, it has just been the opposite for me. I can > remember, maybe just over a year ago, thinking dad has never had a freezing > episode and that I just couldn't imagine it happening. Now all of a sudden, > he has been having them all the time. The weird thing is it just snuck up > on me and I didn't really notice it until now ...............