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Hi, Jane, My favorite thing to do in New York is to see a Broadway show or two--get tickets at HOTTIX, which is a little booth in the middle of Times Square that sells cheap tickets for same-day shows. If you've never been to New York, you really have to see Rockefellar Plaza (often good exhibitions outdoors) and Central Park (there's a nice outdoor restaurant near the boat pond). Carole Cassidy At 09:13 AM 8/18/98 +0100, you wrote: >Most of you know I have had DBS surgery when it was still experimental and >since have volunteered to be a candidate for research studies. I spent >12 days at NIH last year and now have been invited to Cornell University >in New York to give them a couple of pet scans. In return, Cornell is >delaying the return flight so my husband and myself can see New York. > >If you had two days in New York what would you try to see? > >My other piece of information to the group is that I have given a written >release to my story of Parkinson's to Medtronic and hopefully they will >plan to have me speak through out the country in their behalf. So many >things still need to be done before we can get to a cure. We can't just >sit there and wait. Do SOMETHING, call a congressman. We all have >something we can do. DO IT NOW! > >This is a message to anyone that has not yet had Parkinson's for as long as >I have. >56/20 > >jjjane > >http://www.parkinsonalliance.net/medical/palross/palross.htm > >