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To: JustaCowgirl
Thought so, but I don't know much about PD.

I would think that a stroke would affect her speech and motor coordination continuously and grossly. Not just "lay down for a few minutes and everything's fine". For instance, a stroke victim would not be giving a press conference this afternoon, at least not without a readily observable affect.

That's why I wondered if PD had some of the symptoms of a stroke. My (limited) understanding is that symptoms come and go depending on the severity, and also they can be covered up temporarily.

398 posted on 09/15/2016 1:50:51 PM PDT by wbill
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To: wbill

It seems like something neurological, for sure. I agree that it’s too off and on to look like a stroke. It seems like something that strikes with a ‘brain storm’ at certain times. Maybe Parkinsons can be like that in the early stages, I don’t know. It could be that Parkinsons disease is more variable than I know, too. I’m not an expert.


416 posted on 09/15/2016 3:08:55 PM PDT by JustaCowgirl
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