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I find this quite interesting.  My husband has been leaning toward one  
side and slouching more and more this year.  I've been so surprised and  this 
sheds some light on the problem.  We will be seeing a new neurologist  and it 
will be interesting to see what he has to say.  This has also seemed  to 
have an effect on his balance and "freezing".   Thank you for  pointing this 
out.   and thank you to Rayilyn for sharing the  article.    Dot  cgBill 
69/74/67
 
 
In a message dated 7/13/2009 2:46:07 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
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> New  research
> SCOLIOSIS IS PREVALENT IN PARKINSON'S DISEASE


I  often think 'new research' puts into writing things we have all known 
for a  
long time.
Since PWP have a tendancy to lean on one side, they usually  end up with a 
scoliosis which gets fixated with the  years
maryse

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