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Dear Kelly and David, For what it's worth, I guess I have to intrude with my thoughts. Over and over I read about the mountainous amounts of medications some of us have to suffer each day. My gripe about all this medication is: If a problem arises, it appears to me that the doctors ADD another prescription. The problem isn't necessarily solved, it's covered up! Isn't it possible that an adjustment of current medications might solve the problem or that maybe two or more medications might not go well together? Since PD hits each one of us differently, who is to say that that same condition might not exist re medications? Could the problem also be that most patients don't get to have enough time with the doctor to really pursue causes? E of the headdress At 06:24 PM 12/5/2000 -0700, you wrote: >Howdy David >I was having the same sort of thing.....very sort fuse....until I began >taking a mild/low dose of the antidepressant Paxil....it really helps and >I'm my same old loveable self now with a very long fuse! >Kelly in Calgary >40\36\39 >----- Original Message ----- >From: David Meigs <[log in to unmask]> >Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 2:41 AM >Subject: Is Aggression a part of PD - HELP! > > >> Hi All, >> >> Do many of you notice an increase in aggressive behavior relating to PD or >PD+? >> >> I have been aware that for the last few years I have been getting a >shorter, and shorter fuse. Where 5 years >> ago I would have tried to find a win/win compromise, now its hard for me >to do anything other than pop a cork. >> >> I just seem to have a shorter fuse all the time. When in a conflict comes >that seems to me to be "in my face" >> I find myself struggling to keep from becoming violent. >> >> Any Ideas? >> >> >> David Meigs [log in to unmask] >> >> To change or unsubscrube to the Parkie mail list go to: >> >http://parkinsons-information-exchange-network-online.com/parkmail/maillist. >html >> > >