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This second film done this year makes a total of 4 I have available. If you are interested in any of the following videos , please contact me OFF-list, at [log in to unmask] 1. January 23, 1998 Interview on "Lunchbreak" show, at NBC-affiliate WCSH, including my neurologist, two reporters and myself, with live call-in from the audience. 30 minutes 2. April 6, 1998 Parkinson's Awareness Month interview on "Lunchbreak"show, at NBC affiliate, WCSH, with PWP Karen Bardo and myself, and later in the show, with her husband, Jon. Commercials edited out. 22 minutes. 3. July 8, 1999 "The Challenge of Young Parkinson's Disease" Interview with host Wilson Hickam, 26 minutes, WPME-TV (UPN affiliate). 4. Parkinson's DIsease There's Help, There's Hope. 45-minute panel , including my neurologist, Dr. John Boothby, caregiver Natalie Anthony, and myself. Sponsored by Maine Medical Center. On Wed, 13 Oct 1999 17:06:53 -0500 Hilary Blue <[log in to unmask]> writes: >Hilary Blue wrote: >> >> : >> > >> > Ivan has done it again. >> > The new video is certainly worth watching.. >> > It is called >> > PARKINSON'S DISEASE: THERE'S HELP, THERE'S HOPE, >> > It doesnt have the 'finish' that 'The Challenge..." had > >> > It is meant to be a teaching tool >> for medical professionals, patients and caregivers >> and others interested in learning . >> > And as such it is excellent. >> This is definitely a video for the social workers to see. >> > It is presented as an intervieww. >> > Each was given a chance to speak in turn. >> > I would have preferred a round table format - >> > but this way we did get a clear picture of Ivan's life >> > and the important people in it. >> > And the inside of Ivan's house, >> > with all its special PD-friendly adaptations >> > was very clearly shown - >> > but for some strange reason, used as a backdrop >> > for a conversation on a totally different topic. >> >> > With these two exceptions, >> > i found it an excellent depiction >> > of the interrelationship between patient and caregiver, >> > as well as a demonstration of PD >> > and its effects on PWPs and others. >> > And i liked the doctor's attitude - >> > maybe we havent got the cure yet, >> > but there are a lot more medications >> > and surgical techniques available >> > than there were 10 years ago. >> >> It is an honest attempt to show life with PD as it is, >> > and as it is, it succeeds. >> > >> >hilary blue >> > >> > ^^^^^^ WARM GREETINGS FROM ^^^^^^^^^^^^ :-) Ivan Suzman 49/39/36 [log in to unmask] :-) Portland, Maine land of lighthouses deg. F :-) ********************************************************************