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Many Happy Returns to Keith.
Have a good day and warm greetings "old chap"

Happy birthday Keith

Happy birthday Keith.

Have a great birthday Keith

Many Happy Retuens

Thank you folks for your greetings, I just took it easy as befits my age & affliction - I don't have much get up & go these days, its expended on managing to take my medicine on time throughout the day - Parkinson's but converting to Tardive Dyskinesia.
K

Dev One wrote: ↑

08 May 2024, 15:11

Thank you folks for your greetings, I just took it easy as befits my age & affliction - I don't have much get up & go these days, its expended on managing to take my medicine on time throughout the day - Parkinson's but converting to Tardive Dyskinesia.
K

Oh Keith,
I knew that you had troubles, but hearing of TD, I read about it.
What a rotten condition to have to endure.
For what it's worth, I, and am sure others too, think of you even when you're not posting.
If it helps to offload, you know that PMs are available

Hi Keith, hadn’t heard of TD before and can’t imagine how difficult that must be. You are in our thoughts mate.

Mike & Ben thank you (and any one else reading this). I might let off a bit of steam now & then, but every day is different as i try to change the timing in order to get the right amount of overlap remembering that one is trying to programme oneself as each co-careldopa/ levodopa lasts about 3 hours with a peak at 90 mins but it takes about 45 mins to be effective & TD is brought on by Levodopa, so one is tail chasing. I also have the history of GBS last year which left me with my immune system targeting my Myelin sheath & giving me a constant dull pain in my sacroiliac, which by a bit of luck i found got better when it was hit with a bit more levodopa! Win some /lose some......
K

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10 May 2024, 22:44

Mike & Ben thank you (and any one else reading this). I might let off a bit of steam now & then, but every day is different as i try to change the timing,.........
K

Hi Keith
Hope I made myself clear. IMHO you are welcome to offload your feelings here, and if you prefer, then through PMs, especially if you want to use non PC language
You've been a Member for quite some time, and a regular poster too. Again IMHO, that makes you a valued part of this virtual community. Communities support their Members.
One way or another, keep us informed and share any thoughts.