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I got a different impression from the article, Bill. I identified with much of his story from his early disbelief to his positive attitude to keep on enjoying life even as his own activity is being slowly limited The discussion with his young son before the surgery was poignant His references to what his own future COULD be and the uncertainty he faces spoke volumes. I think his (our) story came through. Barbara Blake-Krebs Merriam KS [log in to unmask] In a message dated 12/2/98 3:27:04 AM, you wrote: <<people magazine. What did you think. I think he takes the whole thinfg too lightly; he's in for a rude shock. One good thing for us single guys who have parkinson's, maybe that will become an asset."YEa me n' Mikey are really tight, you know we got the same diseaase and everything... Yo, Adrian were you going? Bill >>