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Hello all, I'm posting the following at the request of a friend. Charlotte Mancuso ------------------------------------------ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CONTACT: Holly L. Chaimov, Executive Director Willamette-Columbia Parkinsonian Society Phone: 503/413-7717 Fax: 503/413-8409 [log in to unmask] New Resource Available for Parkinson’s Disease Patients Portland, OR, December 6, 1999 — The Willamette-Columbia Parkinsonian Society (AKA Will-Cope) announces the release of its new publication, The Language of Parkinson’s Disease. This 16-page publication is designed to acquaint the person diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease with the specific terminology of the disorder. The easy-to-understand booklet is available at no charge. To obtain a copy contact Will-Cope at 503/413-7717, 800/485-7384 or by fax at 503/413-8409. After the initial trauma of diagnosis with Parkinson’s Disease, the patient’s need is for information. The Language of Parkinson’s Disease is designed to help fulfill that need. With sections on Neurology, Symptoms, Medication, and Surgical procedures, the publication can serve as a tool in communications with medical professionals and in understanding the physiological changes associated with Parkinson’s Disease. The Willamette-Columbia Parkinsonian Society (Will-Cope) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) support and resource organization serving people with Parkinson’s Disease throughout Oregon and southern Washington. Since 1980, Will-Cope has helped thousands of families with its network of services, including support groups, newsletters, a lending library, and educational programs. For additional information or a sample copy of The Language of Parkinson’s Disease, contact: Holly Chaimov, Executive Director, Willamette-Columbia Parkinsonian Society, 1015 NW 22nd Ave, Portland, OR 97210. By telephone: 503/413-7717, by fax: 503/413-8409, by email: [log in to unmask]