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It's something of a dilemma, isn't it? People with Parkinsons who are
employed, for instance, might not want to raise awareness of the full range
of PD's possible effects.

Kathleen

2008/9/2 rayilynlee <[log in to unmask]>

> Isn't Parkinsons just having tremors?
> Created by katmarie
>
> "I just got back from an annual family campout. There is about 40 of us
> that go. Well we were all sitting around and one of my aunts asked how I was
> doing with my Parkinsons. I made a comment about rigidity,confusion etc. One
> of my aunts said " I thought PD was just tremors. I could have come off my
> chair. I started to rattle off some my symptoms and the somehow the
> conversation got lost. Don't get me wrong. My family are wonderful
> supportive,loving,people. I guess I forgot how ignorant most people are
> about the disease. That just shows how much more media exposure PD needs. I
> want to send an email to them all, with an explantion of the disease and
> symptoms but then It would seem like I wanted sympathy. Maybe for X-mas I
> will send them all an emial card with PD information."
>
> I didn't write this, Ray
>
> Rayilyn Brown
> Director AZNPF
> Arizona Chapter National Parkinson Foundation
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