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---------- > Fra: Jacob Drollinger <[log in to unmask]> > Til: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN <[log in to unmask]> > Emne: feeling mighty low > Dato: 28. april 1997 20:55 > > Dear members, > > Well, I have hit my lowest point in my Parkinson's life. Are you ready for > one hell of a sad story? > Last week Sunday the 20th of April I got up feeling Okay. Then I began to > feel a little nauseous, and had to lie down. My mother (C/G) took my > temperature, it was 102.4. > Pass it off as a flu bug, rest the remainder of the day. Wake up next > morning, again feeling okay. Back side (skin) a little irratated. Father > takes a look at it, says "What the hell?" Mom comes home from work, takes me > to the E.R. No doubt about it, it's shingles. Prescribed some famvir and > percaset (SP?) for the pain. Come home from the hospital, work my way up the > steps as I normally do, then as soon as I have both feet in the door, begin > to fall backwards out the door, down the steps, and onto the sidewalk. Well > to make a long story just a bit shorter, I fractured three bones in my face, > had to have reconstructive surgery to pull my cheek bone out. But hey, good > news, they caught the shingles in time. They're almost gone. > > Jake (26,88) Hi Jake. What a story - it was getting worse and worse - from now I hope it only can be better and better . GOOD LUCK my friend from Sonia in Denmark NEVER GIVE UP