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Ivan said: >Hmm...$100,000,000.00 to spend on research.....hmmmm...Ivan's thinking >cap working overtime ....hmmmm... >Well, folks, thank you for following this ramble to its current >conlusion...WHAT DO YOU THINK?? >As always, >Ivan Suzman 48/10 A cure for us would certainly be nice, but a side effect of this work might also be that the discovery of these genes would lead to identification of those children who will, in a few years, develop PD, and this identification would lead to starting whatever medical movements that need to be done so they never have to experience the "Wonderful World of PD." A toxic cause of my PD would be a great relief to me. Knowing that a passed-on gene would cause my grandson to have PD when he turns 50 is something I don't even want to think about. I know this discussion passed through these pages several years ago. Nothing was resolved then, but now there is a glimmer of hope that, through this research, my grandson may never have to worry about what Grandpa passed along. Now if I could just get a couple thousand of that money to explore my premise that the cure for PD involves BBQ........ Jerry Finch 53/6