Parkinson's Disease. - Page 2

Doug · 07-10-2006, 14:17

I’ve seen this post over the past week or two; I don’t understand that it should be an issue. Parkinson’s disease is a isolating and debilitating illness, if this post helps others or educates people of its affects then more the better.

garinda · 07-10-2006, 14:22

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Originally Posted by Doug

I’ve seen this post over the past week or two; I don’t understand that it should be an issue. Parkinson’s disease is a isolating and debilitating illness, if this post helps others or educates people of its affects then more the better.

It isn't an issue. It was just me being a bit hyper-sensitive about it being in the general section. I did have a few pm's asking for information, by people who had family members who were affected. Hence the thread and the links. If it is at all helpful to anyone else I'm glad.

(Plus you can now all see that my movements are slow because of PD, so I think should get a handicapped start in Accymel's timed quizes.

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Doug · 07-10-2006, 14:25

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Originally Posted by garinda

It isn't an issue. It was just me being a bit hyper-sensitive about it being in the general section. I did have a few pm's asking for information, by people who had family members who were affected. Hence the thread and the links. If it is at all helpful to anyone else I'm glad.

(Plus you can now all see that my movements are slow because of PD, so I think should get a handicapped start in Accymel's timed quizes.

)

Nothing new then......

accymel · 07-10-2006, 16:51

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Originally Posted by garinda

(Plus you can now all see that my movements are slow because of PD, so I think should get a handicapped start in Accymel's timed quizes.

)

Hey dont start that off pmsl or else i will be getting some very strange handiap excuses off all people ....& some with very new ones indeed.... l

garinda · 07-10-2006, 17:10

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Originally Posted by accymel

Hey dont start that off pmsl or else i will be getting some very strange handiap excuses off all people ....& some with very new ones indeed.... l

Worth a try...though I don't need it today.

Gayle · 07-10-2006, 17:34

Sorry I was in the wrong thread.

shillelagh · 08-10-2006, 22:20

I've just watched ITV What we did on holiday. Will someone tell me what happened? I watched it until they took him into the sea and couldnt watch anymore.

garinda · 08-10-2006, 22:29

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Originally Posted by shillelagh

I've just watched ITV What we did on holiday. Will someone tell me what happened? I watched it until they took him into the sea and couldnt watch anymore.

It just showed the father (Roger Lloyd Pack) floating away from his son (Shane Richie,) into the great blue yonder.

I think you were left to believe that he wanted to float off and die peacefully, without being too graphic.

It was good to see some new, well acted drama, on tv for a change.

WillowTheWhisp · 09-10-2006, 08:01

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Originally Posted by garinda

(Plus you can now all see that my movements are slow because of PD, so I think should get a handicapped start in Accymel's timed quizes.

)

The speed you're going in the quizes I think the rest of us are the ones who need a head start!

West Ender · 09-10-2006, 14:40

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Originally Posted by garinda

It just showed the father (Roger Lloyd Pack) floating away from his son (Shane Richie,) into the great blue yonder.

I think you were left to believe that he wanted to float off and die peacefully, without being too graphic.

It was good to see some new, well acted drama, on tv for a change.

It was a brilliant play until the ending. I was enjoying seeing Malta and shouting out, "Hey, look, there's the Coastline. Ooh, look, that's that church on Gozo with all the crutches," etc. and the plot was great - BUT - What the hell was he going to tell his mother, after he floated his dad away? And wouldn't he immediately be arrested for murder? The story was very moving but the ending was too silly for little old practical me.

Shady McGough · 11-10-2006, 20:43

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Originally Posted by chav1

hitler had parkingsons ?

so it is totaly fesable that he only wrote an order to kill 1 jew but the parkingsons made him add on a few extra zeros when his pen shook

You totally insensitive jerk.

chav1 · 12-10-2006, 11:42

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Originally Posted by Shady McGough

You totally insensitive jerk.

i think the jews are over it and have managed to get their numbers back up now judging by how many i have seen walking around manchester but thanx for showing your concern

as for the person in this thread who has parkingsons ( garinda) he has heard a lot worse comments than what i put , granted they have been from me but he would rather laugh and joke about it rather than accept pity and certainly dosnt need people sticking up for as him he is quite capable of giving sh!t back himself

garinda · 12-10-2006, 13:24

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Originally Posted by chav1

i think the jews are over it and have managed to get their numbers back up now judging by how many i have seen walking around manchester but thanx for showing your concern

as for the person in this thread who has parkingsons ( garinda) he has heard a lot worse comments than what i put , granted they have been from me but he would rather laugh and joke about it rather than accept pity and certainly dosnt need people sticking up for as him he is quite capable of giving sh!t back himself

Ok, rant over.

You can stop shaking now.