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Patrick, here's my input. Name:Donald Hoesterey e-Mail:[log in to unmask] Zipcode:33573 Age:68 Weight:180 Sex:Male Years Parkinsonian:2.5 Years Medication:2.5 Medical Indications: 1.parkinsonism Medications: NAME DOSAGE(mg X daily frequency) 1Pramipexole 1.5X2 2.Vasamil 50 X 1 3.selegiline 10X 2 Comments: 1. Vasamil is a beta blocker for heart arythmas 2.Pramipexole is an experimental agonist being drug trialed by Upjohn 3.selegiline standard MOA inhibitor Diagnosed at a very early stage suffering from left side tremor, bradykinesia, impared balance, stooped shuffling gate with some foot catching while walking. All symptoms were mild. Put on pramipexole immediately following diagnosis as part of Upjohn double blind drug trial. Pramipexole has reduced all of my symptoms to a level where they are noticable to only my wife and me, and then only ocassionally. Never taken sinemet or any of its relatives. THIS STUDY IS A GREAT PROGRAM