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Jill-- welcome to the list--there are MANY sources of info re: PD, and one
place to begin is by calling the Nat'l Parkinson Foundation
   1-800-327-4545 and asking for their literature and newsletter.
Does your father go to a neurologist? They usually have materials to
give to patients, such as the patients' handbook,(PARKINSON'S  DISEASE
HANDBOOK: a guide for patients and their families) pub. by the American
PD Assn. 1-800-223-APDA (ask for a copy from them)which lists other resources.
There's a lot to learn, but the more you can understand, the better. No two
persons have symptoms,progression,etc.   exactly alike There are support
groups in many communities, and also we have a caregivers' sublist here,
which you can join---let me know if you are interested.  Good for you,
to be an advocate for your father!(Don't forget the archives!)
Camilla Flintermann, CG for Peter,76/6+yrs


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