To: sgtbono2002
I would imagione Parkinsons is a little like that when they first start the dosage, but it would seem as lo0ng as he has been taking it he pretty much shopuld know the correct dosage.
No - Parkinson's is much much more complicated. And there is no "correct" dosage. The same dosage on different days will affect a Parkinsons patient differently. Also, many Parkinson's patients will have a med work for them initially, but the effects wear off over time as the disease progresses. That's when dosage has to be increased, or a new med prescribed. But no matter how much one does, there is always a balancing factor - there isn't a "correct" dosage that one can take. And even under the best of circumstances, the meds help to control symptoms, but they don't ever provide complete control or normalcy.
To: Stone Mountain
Thanks for the information. I appreciate it.
88 posted on
10/26/2006 5:34:13 PM PDT by
sgtbono2002
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To: Stone Mountain
Actually MJF has admitted in his book that he himself foregone his medication, to make a political point.
MJF has no one to blame but himself for his antics in political manipulation.
89 posted on
10/26/2006 5:36:10 PM PDT by
Dane
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