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My husband Ed (49/dx 3 yrs ago) experiences sort of a combination nightmare/hallucination many nights about half-hour after falling asleep. He's aware that he's experiencing this (and calls out for me to be there while he does) so I guess it's really a hallucination. He's on Sinimet, Permax and Eldepryl -- would anyone have an idea of which of those three is likely to be causing the vivid hallucinations? Also, heard something on last nights' local news about a town in Iowa experiencing a *very* high incidence of Lou Gehrig's Disease (another devastating neuromuscular disorder that's usually fatal). It's a statistically significant incidence, and they're trying to figure out just why. I thought that was interesting, in view of our discussions here on various factors in PD patient's backgrounds that might have caused PD's occurrence. Back to the hallucinations--any info/experiences would be welcome. Thanks. Linda B. (for Ed, 49/3) Columbia, MO ***************************************** On Sun, 20 Oct 1996 [log in to unmask] wrote: > Barb, I agree with you totally. I know Parkinson's patients who don't dream > at all anymore and others who have as vivid dreams as ever. Truly each > patient is a different entity to a certain extent. > Johanna >