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PD strikes again! I left out the word, "not"; Where? See "->", way below. My posting should have read, in its entirety: Original reference is to posting > Date: Sat, 18 May 2002 15:51:53 -0300 > From: Brightline <[log in to unmask]> With his permission, I have edited and reformatted Brightline's documentation regarding the implications of PHOSPHATIDYL SERINE (PS) for the ameliorization of PD symptoms. To obtain a copy in 'printer friendly' format, send me email with the subject 'Brightline PS' and I will reply to you with an attachment. I prepared two formats, MS Word (.doc) and HTML (.htm). Indicate in the body of your message which format(s) you wish to receive. (This is a standard and routine means of sharing information over the internet on a person-to-person basis.) Simply send... To [log in to unmask] Subject 'Brightline PS' Body '.doc' or '.htm' and/or any comments you which to make. If you leave this empty, I will send .htm. (If you specify .htm, unfortunately the message you receive in reply may appear simply horrid. DON'T PANIC. Look carefully for some sort of icon like a paperclip; this is the indicator that there is an attachment. Double click on it. Then you should see another, new icon that has the emblem of your particular internet browser; at this point, at last, double click on IT and the html document should appear! Sorry about that mess; perhaps someone will advise me how to set it up better. But for now...) -> Please, PLEASE note that we are NOT able to provide more information, such as where to obtain PS, what neurologists are able to prescribe it, and so forth. DO NOT CONTACT me or Brightline with this sort of inquery; speaking for myself at least, we have no possible response at this time. On the other hand, some form of feedback from you (comments) might be beneficial. What I am eager to see is postings by others who are themselves able to follow up on PS, to provide additional information, positive or negative, to the pwp forum. Of course, direct private communications may also be addressed to me, [log in to unmask], or to Brightline, [log in to unmask] Dan W. Scott, Ph.D., pwp P.S. Herein and elsewhere I have used the phrase "pwp"; it stands for "person with Parkinson's". -> PLEASE note that we are NOT able to provide more information, such as where to obtain PS, what neurologists are able to prescribe it, and so forth." Dan W. Scott ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn