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I am new to your group. i sent an introduction email a few days ago but it must not have gone thru because I didnt receive any responses. Is a frozenn shoulder common with PD? I am currently being treated with physical therapy for a frozen shoulder. My shoulder is not due to Parkinsons but rather, a fall one year ago today. And no, the fall was not as a result of PD. I stepped up on a landing and opened a large heav y glass door which hit me (not hard) Seeing that I needed a little more room for the door to open, I stepped baxk but the landing was not wide enough and I stepped back onto nothing and fell forward and had a spiral break in the humorous bone on my right arm. My arm was rebroken 3 weeks later by a nurse in the hospital. The arm was in an imobilizer for 5 months and I have hardly moved it. Hence, the frozen shoulder. I am hoping the physical therapy will help. Looking forward to meeting you alll Roberta Canaday Upstate NY ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn