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This is a stretch to respond with the following idea...but here goes.  My
mother has worked all of her life wearing headphones next to her ears (as a
medical secretary).  For years she complained of occassional headaches but
wasn't diagnosed until she was 78.  Nontheless...although the cause is
unknown for PD, could the electronic magnetic resonance from devices like
headphones (and other ultrasonic devices) contribute?  Are there any studies
to show any kind of correlation to this?  We have always wondered this.

Joan U
-----Original Message-----
From: Nita Andres <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Friday, August 27, 1999 12:52 PM
Subject: Re: paest control


>At many hardware stores you can find ultra sonic pest control units which
you
>plug into a
>wall socket. You may need several -- They got rid of my "non existent
squirrels.
>I am allergic to even the non allergic pest controls , but these things
work. You
>might try just one and see if they bother your children's ears. When my
daughter
>come home, she takes them all out of the wall. I don't know about fleas -
do you
>have pets?  I once had a cat defleaded ( sp? )  several times and she
roamed
>about the house picking up the ones in the carpet. She did not volunteer
for this
>job -- the vet said it would work and it did. Helped the vet also ( honest
, his
>charges were not too bad ) , Nita
>
>Hilary Blue wrote:
>
>> Question:
>> Do the chemicals used by exterminators to get rid of fleas, etc in
private
>> homes have any effect on pwps?
>> It has been determined by the social workers that i have fleas in my
house. I
>> called one firm  of exterminators, and they could find no trace of them.
But
>> that is not good enuff. I still have to have these imaginary, invisible
fleas
>> exterminated. Along with the non-existent squirrels in the walls. For
upwards
>> of $300 - when my present income in $0.00. And if I dont, well then I am
>> obviously not  paying attention to a serious public health issue which
may
>> seriously impinge on my children's welfare.......So before I get into
this
>> whole scene,  I need to know for my self whether
>> I am at any risk because of the pesticides.
>> The medications I take are :sinemet, amantadine, mirapex and propanolol
>>
>> Thanks
>> Hilary Blue
>