Ivan, Here's a few thoughts about pwp's having restful sleep.
Eldepril (selegeline) interfered with my sleep. When I was taking
it, I found it safer to take my two daily doses at 6:AM and noon.
One of my symptoms is incontinence. My urologist recommended I
drain my bladder with a catheter as close to bedtime as possible. The
alternative, for me, is several nocturnal trips to the bathroom and/or
wearing large incontinence pads.
Good luck with your column. -Geo.
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Dear friends,
I am putting together a column
for the PDF News on "Sleeping
Suggestions," certainly a topic
that could fill many, many pages.
I am a PWP with chronic sleep
disruption, and believe that almost
any PWP would be interested
in helpful comments or ideas.
You may reach me at [log in to unmask]
or write me at the PDF , at info@ pdf.org
Ivan Suzman, PWP
Editor
The Parkinson's Mailbag
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