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>I'm still searching for PSP patients, caregivers, and researchers. > >PSP is one of the "Parkinson-Plus" diseases. An estimated 1-2% of >Parkinsonians have it, often initially mis-diagnosed as PD; >then, perhaps, only half who do have PSP are properly diagnosed. > >Waiting... > >========================================================= >FROM---------->> A.J. CONOVALOFF >--------------------------------------------------------- > Coordinator: PSP Support Groups, Arizona > Interests: Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP) >patterns --------------------------------------------------------- > Postal Address: 10429 N. 105 Dr, Sun City AZ 85351-4418 > Telephone: (602) 792-7828 > Fax: none > E-mail: [log in to unmask] >========================================================= > A.J. How can I know if I am one of the 50% of the 1-2%. Is there a test that I should talk to my Neurologist about? Roy Lee [log in to unmask]