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>Samantha--now I'm confused--you say his tremor is a "resting" tremor >because it_stops_when he's asleep...I always thought the term "resting" >meant the tremor is present_only_when the person is still, and not there >when the hand, etc. is in motion. Did I misunderstand you? Camilla, maybe I didn't correctly word it. He only has the tremor when his hand isn't doing something (i.e. when it's resting); I think that's a "resting" tremor. When he's holding something, or writing, he doesn't have the tremor. Whatever that's called is the kind he has. Sorry for the confusing message. ***************************** * With a smile in her byte, * * [log in to unmask] * *****************************