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Well Camilla -- my year thus far has not been too great. First I was diagnosed with parkinson's then my parents are going through a divorce after 32 years of marriage. So my mother has divorced me also because she says that I need to drop everything right now that is going on in my life and totally support her. I have been dealing with her since June, all she wants to talk about is her and dad. She never asks me how I am, in fact she keeps telling me I don't have PD, because Dr. Dalvi told her that her symptons were all stress related. So naturally I don't have it. She is being totally selfish at this point. She would call me 6-8 times a day. I couldn't get a word in edge wise, because she kept rambling on and on. My therapist says I need to limit my time with her, because she has been causing my PD to be worse. Did you know Dr Dalvi and his staff of neurosurgeons are third in the country? Also I think my group would be interested in the pennies for parkinson's...could you send me some info.....if you like e-mail me at [log in to unmask], and I will reply to you with my address. I will then represent it at our next meeting in November. Talk to you soon. Tina Camilla Flintermann wrote: > Well, Tina-- Fairfield-Hamilton is even closer to Oxford! I worked for 16 > years in Hamilton as a counselor at Family Service, so I know the area. > > We do have a support group here in Oxford, and it's lucky we do, 'cause I'd > never get Peter to one at Drake Center---but I'm glad you have found it, > and that Claudia can go with you. I'm sorry your mother can't go with you > though--is she not well? > I think you said it's a YOPD group--that's better for you perhaps, than > Oxford would be, as our members are all older. We do have folks from > Hamilton/Ffld, & Liberty, too though. Is your group going to do the > Pennies for Parkinsons project? We have found a student group from Miami > who will do the leg work for us, and we're really tickled about that. Our > group is small and not able to be very active, so we need all the help we > can get ! > When you are at the U of C clinic, see if you can get in touch with Debbie > Mills, she's Dr.Samaha's nurse, and a real great lady--she would be a fine > speaker at your group some time. > Good to hear from you--stay well--- > > > > > JUST 0000000 > > TO 0/ 0 000 > > SAY HI! 0| o o |0 CAMILLA > > 0| ^ |0 > >. ......... ...o00o..........\.. *.. ./.......o00o........... > >| | | | | | | | | > >| | | | | | | | | > > > ><[log in to unmask]> > > > > http://www.newcountry.nu/pd/members/camilla/one.htm > >