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The personality changes were slow and it wasn.t untill 2010 that my behavior started getting away from me. I realized somthing was wrong when I did some research on Seasonal Affected Disorder that I found an artical on DDS. I now live in a supportive living facility and I have control of my meds again. I basically take half of the sinemet(that was perscrbed) and have gone off all agonissts whatsoever.
The problem is I still have episodes where judgment completely fails me and my meds are on just enought to get me in trouble.
My question is; Is anybody doing any work on DDS? This Dr.Jeckyll, and Mr.Hyde experiebce is horrible, for myself end those sround me.
Is there any treatment specifically designed for this horrible disease?
I would really apreciate some expert advice on this one, please.View Thread




Another aspect of his future treatment will be to reduce the dopaminergic or dopamine agonist replacement drugs that he has gotten used to over the sixteen years he has been treated for PD. It is an extremely painful process and mwy take a year or two.View Thread


I wish you and your husband good luck.View Thread

I think that it's great that you are still working as a nurse. I was an accountant and was only able to work two years after being diagnosed. And, yes my symptoms increase with stress, in fact I think the disease was caused by stress. Thank you for your reply.
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