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> Jeremy: > > I agree totally with your request. Also, if everyone would direct > personal mail (that which means nothing to anyone but the > recepient) to the person to whom they are talking it would help > cut down the traffic we have to 'wade' through to get to the > messages that pertain to topics for all to read. > > As a new comer to the news group, perhaps this is a dangerous topic for a baptism. Over the past 5 weeks, the range of subjects from extended discussion on drugs and symptoms to the personal situations of list members has intrigued and helped me. At an early stage of PD, I garner hope for the future, both at an intellectual and personal level. Some mail interested me more than others, but I would not have stopped any. Having had a 1000 items to plough through after being away unexpectedly, it did not take too long to go through the list, just brutal with the delete button. I didn't do the correspondents justice, but at least I skimmed them. Please do not stop telling me there is hope of working another 14 years, or that in 20 years time I will take a holiday some where or there's a wonder cure around the next corner. Regards David (49/1.5) PS On a personal level and noting the letters on sleeping, Tegan, now 4 weeks, takes care of it, she makes sure there is none at night!