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At 21:16 2000/08/16 EDT, you wrote: >Would someone please describe "inner tremors" >My husband was diagnosed in April so this is still pretty new >to us. He complains of being queasy most of the time. I don't >think that is the right word to describe his feelings because >he isn't nauseous. Could this be inner tremors? You have all >been so helpful to this lurker. Thank you for all the effort >that goes into this list. >Carole Care Partner to Joe 70/70/67 hi carole yikes, another carole/carol and another jo/joe! where are you from? how long have you been lurking? we are going to need identification tags to keep everyone straight! 'inner tremour' is something that i believe manifests in early pd and has been discussed on this list several times in the past there should be a lot of info in the archives although you might have to look under 'tremor' and 'tremour'! if you need further help please don't hesitate to contact me directly in re your joe's queasiness, has he started taking sinemet? if so, what doseage schedule is he on? is the queasiness worse at specific times? maybe related to his meds? maybe he might want to join the list too? janet janet paterson 53 now / 44 dx cd / 43 onset cd / 41 dx pd / 37 onset pd tel: 613 256 8340 url: "http://www.geocities.com/janet313/" email: [log in to unmask] smail: POBox 171 Almonte Ontario K0A 1A0 Canada