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Joseph Lynch 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 Frequently I feel (barely) that the ground, floor, or bed is moving beneath me, much like the minor earthquake tremors that are very common in southern California. I have to check to be sure it isn't a real quake. The vibration frequency seems to be about 40 Hz, just as you can hear with a stethoscope on flexing any of the major skeletal muscles. Cheers, Joe