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Susan Stessin wrote: > > Thank you to the people that have responded to my questions regarding > Welbutron. I'm going to get my dad to a new neurologiist and see what they > have to say. It's incredible hearing the difference diifferent types of > mediiciine make. I feel like I have to become a pharmacologiist to > understand all this. > How do I find out more about the different meds available and possible side > effects? > > I called the Simply Samatha Company today and so far they don't have their > juice avaiilable in NY, but they are working on it. They are very interested > iin hearing from PD patiients that have tried this drink or want to. > > I'm going to get my dad a good massage this week. I hope this may help his > tightening. Has anyone tried different types of massage? > Sincerely > Susan HELLO SUSAN, I get a massage once a week and I believe it helps alot(it sure feels good) I am very physically active and am still fairly young (39) . My masseus uses a combo of deep tissue, sports, and accupressure to relax my muscles after a long hard week, unfortunatley my insurance does not cover the cost even after a letter sent from my neurologist reccommending the benefits . I also take (along with the sinemt, permax and eldepryl) norflex , which is a mild muscle relaxer, and that really seems to help me, when I amespecially tensed up. Iwould be interested in the juice drink as well but i doubt i'll find it here in the virgin islands. hope this is helpful lisa [log in to unmask]