Re: Those things we do

[Bob Ritter <ritter@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Hello Dennis,
        Answers
        1.Woodworking, genealogy, travel
            2.Yes,  Can no longer travel and have given up woodworking owing to 
                                lack  of time
            3.Computers and the Internet
        4. Care giver for 11 years
        5. 69years old
        With friendly regards,
        Tex


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From:   Dennis Greene
Sent:   Tuesday, February 03, 1998 9:56 AM
To:     Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN
Subject:        Those things we do

I have a project in hand for which i would like to get the answers to
the following questions from as many of you as care to answer:

1.      What outside interests do you have?
2.      Do they predate PD ?
3.      Have you started any non PD related activity since becoming
involved with PD?
4.      Are you a PWP or a CG (and for how long)?
5.      How old are you?

My thanks in anticipation.

Dennis.

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Dennis Greene 48/11
dennisg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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Date:         Wed, 4 Feb 1998 11:49:57 EST
Reply-To:     Parkinson's Information Exchange <PARKINSN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sender:       Parkinson's Information Exchange <PARKINSN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
From:         James Newman <JNewman101@xxxxxxx>
Subject:      Re: JIM CORDY'S TESTIMONY BEFORE CONGRESS

Jim Cordy's testimony is a magnificant expression of the dilemma we
Parkinsonians all face. The disease has recently knocked me down a few notches
- no more driving, no more going anywhere alone. I have had to hire a "Nanny".
More important is Jim's pointing out the long term cost to everyone as the
population becomes more Parkinson-aged. Consequently, funding of the Udal plan
is vital. We owe a lot to Jim for his persistent and successful efforts on
behalf of all Parkinsonians. Thanks, buddy.