Marce, My dog is my partner in crime as well. I'm proud of you for trying to keep moving. I would like to suggest that you begin to write down symptoms and frequency as well as your ideas and questions while you are waiting for your appointment so you can make the most of your time with him. I hope the appt goes well. Please keep us posted.
Maria

We are in the bush Lukas and I am thinking of all the people I have met here.

Oh my that is problematic!!!! I’ll send word to Phil to kindly relocate his pals!!! They sure are destructive critters…🤨

I just want the groundhog to find another home. I don’t care if he sees his shadow. He has been living under my porch for at least a year now and we can’t seem to evict him. If we fill up his holes with concrete he either works around the concrete or he digs a new one. We’ve tried constant noise and vibration and that doesn’t work. We’ve tried live trapping him with his favorite food but so far he hasn’t taken the bait and walked into the trap.

Hello Jean, Yes, I agree, it has been a rather unpleasant winter in KY this year but I'm grateful for not having been in the path of the terrible storms passing through in recent weeks.

Yes, after 9 yrs of being treated for PD, I was told on 11/28 that I do not gave PD. The shock has still not worn off but given the fact that I'm completely off carbidopa and my symptoms have not persisted or worsened, I have to believe it.is true I'm now told I have a neurologic disorder but it is not dopamine driven or degenerative. There seems to be even less known about the diagnosis, treatment or cure for thus so I'm following a new yellow brick road for now. Crazy!

I hope you are well and doing your best to get through these gray days of winter. Thanks for reaching out.
Maria