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Kelly, I'm very new at subscribing to lists and am sorry to say I do not know of another list that would limit comment to Parkinson's Disease. In the couple or so weeks which I have been on this list I have seen other topics and while many of them are interesting, and arguably important to the well being of the Parkinson's patient or his/her caregiver such as humor, there are other lists specifically devoted to such topics which I feel is where those type discussions should appear. I guess it's a question of whether list members can discipline themselves to discussions directly about Parkinson's. I don't think you're being a wet blanket at all. I know from the comment I have read here that there are a lot of list members who feel as you and I do. I have seen some leave the list because of the high volume of comment not pertinent to Parkinson's. Joe, cg to Ruth, 67/9 ----- Original Message ----- From: Kelly Sholinder <[log in to unmask]> To: <[log in to unmask]> Sent: Monday, August 16, 1999 1:16 PM Subject: Re: my overflowing mail box.... > Thanks for the vote of support, Joe... I don't want to seem like a "wet > blanket" because I certainly appreciate the need for PD patients & others to > have an avenue in which to share their interests, but it's extremely > frustrating to receive a massive volume of seemingly irrelevant mail - and > not enough time at my end in which to sort through it all! > > I'm not sure how to go about filtering all this stuff..... but quite > frankly, I want Parkinson's info ONLY at this point - not wedgewood china or > Darwin's theory! Do you happen to know of another mailing list that is > strictly PD info? > > Thanks again! ;-) > > Kelly >