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Lovedogs55, I had a prostatectomey last year so I understand, thankfully after radiation, my PSA as been non-detecatable. We have 1 dog, two horses, and 4 cats that have adopted are barn and home. They all are geat and help keep me similing.
Researching the web about Parkinson's and Parkinisoms frustrates my wife. So I don't get to do it often. Besides this sight do you recommned any others where chatting is possible. Talking with you is very helpful.View Thread

By the way, I seem to be bitting my tounge while sleeping? Last night was the 4th time in a month. Is this a possible symptom. It seems like every new pain or soreness brings the question is it PD or age. I am 58.
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I am hoping that through this discussion I will be able to learn more about the conflict in diagnosis from two well regarded PD neuroloigsts and what changes I may be facing in the next 3 to 5 years.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to respond.View Thread
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