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On Tue 18 Mar, Sonia Nielsen wrote: > Good evening Brian. > I have really carefully been reading your program "Why do we need a > Program?" and it is particular interesting what you are writing about this > object. Before I have to visit my neurologist (the one of them) I carefully > mark with red og green colours (red for "off" and green for "on" through > alle the day for about 14 dayes. Not so good as you explain it, but Dr. > Dupont has the possibility to see how my condition is. I`ll be delighted to > send my comments, but I need time, because I want to be sure that I don`t > misunderstand you. > Do you think, that we patients are going to be able to decide what we have > to take of med. without asking our neurologist. I can tell you I have a > friend (she is a nurse) and she are allowed to take what she need without > asking. > I`m looking forward hearing from you. > Regards Sonia > > Hello Sonia, Thanks for reading the program discription ; don't worry about taking some time: There is no great rush - I want to get it just right next time. On the subject of deciding about tablets, I have a very good relationship with my Doctor (We call them GPs) and my Neurologist : My neurologist advises me on which drugs to take (and so far I have always taken his advice), My GP, who has to write out the prescription for the drugs, admits quite cheerfully that I am the expert on which Parkinson's drugs to take, and how much, so I tell him how many I want, and he writes it down. Of course, it took time for this level of confidence to be established, but I am sure it is the best way to work. -- Brian Collins <[log in to unmask]>