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I have Panic attacks and depression along with mild PD symptoms.  The Panic
Attacks manifested themselves before the PD symptoms showed up.  I take
Zoloft for depression and the panic attacks.  My PD med is Riluzole and
Mirapex.  For whatever reason this total combination has my depression and
panic under control.

Lanny D. Weddel
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Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 8:10 AM
Subject: Re: Panic disorder in PWP


> Hi!
>     I was wondering if anyone else besides me had both PD's - Parkinson's
> Disease and Panic Disorder.  I've had Panic Disorder for a long time and
over
> the years it has gotten better and gotten worse.  Lately it has gotten
worse
> primarily because my therapist has not been able to see me since last fall
> when she was stricken withh congestive heart failure.  But even before
that,
> it was beginning to come back and that may have been due to the
Parkinson's.
> I have tried Paxil, Celexa and now Remeron and non of them work for
> depression or panic for me.  I also take Klonopin which is the most
helpful
> but I don't like taking all this medication.  I'm on Mirapex Amantadine
and
> Remeron(which did seem to help the tremor-now I'm not so sure) for the
> Parkinson's and Klonopin for anxiety.  I also have begun to try to study
> meditation and have started going to a new  therapist.  I think just the
> diagnosis of Parkinson's is enough to make anyone's anxiety level rise and
it
> takes a long time adjusting to that diagnosis.  I wonder how many more
> Parkinson's people also have Panic Disorder.
> Good luck,
> Ginny
>
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