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> > RE: quitting eldepryl-- Marcia's query-- > Yes, Peter was one who quit Eldepryl with neuro's approval, after a > trial of a couple of months with no noticeable change. And just > today I was talking with one of our group members who feels it doesn't > help him, and can't afford it--I suggested he ask his neuro about stopping. > How about others out there? > Camilla Flintermann, Oxford, OH (C) Peter,diag. 6 yrs, 76 yr. old My husband has YOP. His condition was deteriorating when he began Eldepryl about 5 or 6 years ago. After he started taking that med he regained some his old functioning ability. The most important benefit of the drug was that he was able to sleep at night. Although Jamie's symptoms continue to increase, he is not losing function at the rapid rate he was prior to taking Eldepryl. --- Blessings Mary Ann Ryan