Re: PD Badge Suggestions

["James F. Slattery" <jslat@xxxxxxxxx>]

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> From: Bob & Joy Graham <bjgraham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: PD Badge Suggestions
>
> Whilst we do have the lovely tulip badge in Australia, I for one like the
> idea of a more activist sort of badge (as well) and I would like to know
> what the other Oz folk think.

The pin is for everyday wear, or for giving to someone as a small token of
gratitude.

> I am imagining everyone at the Perth Conference wearing one - having been
> given one in their Conference satchels, for example....

How about a "one-size-fits-all" white t-shirt, with an appropriate motif?
With appropriate media "photo-opportunities", of course.  Any takers for
modelling?

I have attached some rough ideas, with one especially for our American
friends. :-)

> Let me know and I will get something going (yipes, another project!!!)
> Joy Graham

Go on!  You know you love it!  :-)

Jim
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Date:         Sun, 4 May 1997 09:17:22 -0400
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From:         Mary Ulmer <MaryUCPR@xxxxxxx>
Subject:      Re: Proamatine for Low Blood Pressure

Jackie, I'm sure your father sits for a minute or so before trying to stand
up.  That helps.  Also I'm sure your MD has done complete blood  work to rule
out anemia and EEGs (brain wave tests) to rule out any petit mal seizure
activity, or other neuro studies like CAT or MRI test to rule out other brain
disorders.  My parkie has the opposite problem with high blood pressure.
 Best of luck with your dad. IYQ
MaryUCPR@xxxxxxx