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Dear Bob, now I really am in deep trouble. How to pose my questions again to make them understandable:::? Let's try. And let's suppose that you were able (please accept my admiration) to understand the greater part of my letter. My questions are: - are some of those symptoms in connection with PD a/o PD medication .-if so, which ones -if not, which ones of them have any possible connection with any other -it was not the first time in the past few years that I have had problems with breathing, with my lung - any connection to PD? - what is your opinion about my thyr.gland problem (and the adenomas in it which seem to "spread")? What should I do? (I hear your answer: without seeing and examining you... Please, forget this answer. It is sure that some kind of idea began to form in your mind regarding this) - it is connected to the previous question: having almost all the symptoms of hypothyreosis, pardon, hypothyroidism + those multinodules in my thyr. glands, isn't it possible that my main problem is not PD but hypothyr.? ( I have had PD dx for more than 4 yrs, I always was slim, had no problems with my weight, moreover, a few times I was told to gain a bit more weight! My edema and overwieght problems began in the 3rd yr after getting PD dx and meds) - what to do with that kidney issue - what to do with the chronic pain in my spinal column, mainly in the middle and lower part of it? I have so strong back pains that I am able to "be on feet", or walk only a few minutes -what to do with that chronic fatigue and pain? ..... What to do at all? In my country most of docs think on a very special way, because they have little boxes in their mind. They do not see you as a whole. Do not want to look at you, only to that special problem what is their speciality. They want to treat the sickness, not the patient. There is no use to tell a urologist that you have strong pains in your neck (I have, due to atrhritis, arthrosis and spondylosis cerv et univ.), also no use to talk about the weakness- which soon will you make mad - in your arms, shoulders and legs to a cardiologist. I spent 3 weeks at one of our best University Clinic in February -at the Neurological Department dealing with PD-, and they did not recognize that stone in my kidney, and though recognized 2 adenoma in the thyr. galnd by mere chance, did not make or suggest any further steps or exams - shall I continue it? It were they who realized that something was wrong in my muscle function ( the lactate exam before and after a heavy 15 minutes bicycling was absolutely abnormal) - and what happenned next? Nothing. I have also almost the same papers and all the final clinical/hospital bulletins always with me like Murray Charters does. Do you think that there was only one, one physician who did examine these documents? If your symptoms fit to their boxes, you are lucky. If you have only two, at most 3 symptoms, maybe you will be treated and cured, you can hope for healing. Otherwise???? Write to PIEN and ask somebody what to do. Thanks for listening to me. I visited your homepage - if I'd lived in the States I surely would be your patient at your Clinic. Love, Olga ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert A. Fink, M. D." > > Olga, > > I didn't understand your question(s). Please pose them again. > > > Best, > > Bob ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn