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Thanks to all for the good advice. Hopefully, I won't be having my last writes for a long time to come. Phil T. CHARLES T. MEYER, M.D. wrote: > > my deteriorated handwriting stands as a model to all > physicians who would let pharmacists get off easy. I wrote: > Say Doc, I seem to have a bad case of dysgraphia (or > graphitis? or graphosis?) Sometimes I can't even read > my own handwriting. Should I make an appointment with > a graphologist? CHARLES T. MEYER, M.D. wrote: > NO!! The profession is full of corruption and grapht. > But if you have PD you might consider talking to one > about a fetal cell grapht John Morey wrote: > You may have micrographia. Therefore make an appointment with a > very, very small graphologist. Barb Mallut (reluctant Goddess of the Keyboard) wrote: > Treatment by a graphologist isn't covered under most > medical plans and certainly not by Medicare. Don't > despair! Rub graphite all over your hand and arm > and:::::poof::::: just like magic, you'll be able to > write!