HI Eli:
Sorry to hear the bad news about your PD. First of all, be rest assured
that you have come to the right place. You will get great help and
suggestions from your fellow sufferers.
YOU SHOULD GET READY TO FACE THE FACTS. THIS IS NO FUN LIVING THE LIFE
OF A PD PATIENT. BUT, NOT MUCH WE CAN DO ABOUT IT. THEREFORE, YOU SHOULD
DEVELOP THE RIGHT ATTITUDE AND COURAGE TO FACE THE MUSIC.
NEVER GIVE UP THE HOPE. ONE DAY WE SHALL WIN OVER THIS DISEASE.
LEARN TO FIGHT LIKE A TIGER AND THINK LIKE A FOX!
Having said that, there are two things you could do.
1. Follow the traditional way, i.e., start taking sinemet or any othe
western prescription medication.
2. Follow the non-traitional but alernative medications, e.g., Ayurveda
etc.
But there is no point in sitting around and doing nothing. Things will
only get worse, if you let it take its course.
Raj
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----- Original Message -----
From: Eli Posen <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 1:58 PM
Subject: medication
> My Name is Eli , pardon me for my English at this is not my first language
,
> I was Diagnosed with pd 3 months ago went to MRI for brain then MRI for
> neck then pet scan my symptoms are very mild have stiffness in left side
> miner tremors in left side some days my left foot is hurting badly some
> days almost at minimum pain I have in the right hand occasionally slight
> muscle pain my question is should I start medication or should start doing
> more stretching and exercise what I have read so far is that all
medication
> have side effects is the medication also preventing the brain it shouldn't
> get worse
>
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