Re: PARKINSN Digest - 27 Jun 2002 (#2002-320)

[Charles Countryman <c.countryman@xxxxxxx>]

Welcome Jim.

My amateur call sign is N7FLA.  Have not been real active
on the ham bands lately.  But I am in the process of
making my ham station long term Parkinson's friendly.  I'm
beginning by relocating my ham station from a spare
upstairs room to the first floor of my home.  Right now
I'm in the middle of doing some basic electrical work to
make this possible.

I think that most hobbies, including amateur radio, can be
adapted to our PD condition.  The PWP on this list
probably have lots of personal accounts of how they have
made adjustments to do that.

Charley Countryman
51, diagnosed 1993

> Date:    Thu, 27 Jun 2002 22:21:40 -0400
> From:    Jim Thompson - w3lap <w3lap@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: New Member
>
> Hello All.
> I'm new to the list and constantly digging for all types of information. I'm a
> single male, age 52, live in the small country town of Cochran, Georgia, USA.
> I'll be reading all the post and i'll start commenting regularly. W3LAP is my
> ham radio call sign in case there are any hams in the group.
> --
> Jim Thompson - w3lap
> mailto:w3lap@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> ************************************************

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