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Cari,

Sounds like you've just had a very bad day. There are those of us who do
pop in and ask things now and then, and I have seen more than the "TEN
Primary Users" you  noted. Mostly I am a lurker -- an anonymous
net-a-holic, I guess. When I get home from work, I average 130+ messages
because I belong to 2 other lists besides this one. So I've had a lot of
practice with my DELETE key. Mostly on this list though I save and print
out the messages.

Each list has it's own personality. This list is comprised of courageous
people who can laugh and smile even through adverse situations. Through
this list I've felt the heartache suffered --by Hilary fighting against
social workers, --Ivan who stands to lose so much & whom I'm very concerned
about, --Dawana who lies in a hospital bed hopefully mending from her
injuries -- Sherry, so young to have to struggle against this disease.  I
may never meet these people in my lifetime, but they have a special place
in my heart.

I would never have know of their circumstances if we just posted medical
articles, questions and anwers, about PD. I believe this list is meant to
support all who subscribe -- from those who have the technical ability to
maintain the list (Thx, Janet & Barb) to those who ask questions or answer
them -- and the bantering back and forth does help those of us who may feel
depressed. I often smile at some of the silliness..... but if I just
concentrated on how I feel about having PD..... well :(

Yes, it would help if everyone abided by topics. But people are human and
not perfect. Sometimes they hit the "reply" or "send" key without thinking.
As for your questions not being answered, I don't understand that unless
the day you asked them, no one had a definitive answer. Try again, or
better yet, do a search with keywords. Janet helped me to do this.

I hope you have a better day tomorrow, Cari. My prayers will be with you
for strength to make it through your difficult circumstances. Many of us
have been down the same path you're traveling and we know what you're going
through.

Barbara