Craig M asked:


I have heard about programs to raise puppies for guide dogs but what about other service dogs. Do you think they should try to use shelter dogs?

http://www.gomestic.com/Pets/In-Love-and-In-Service.128638

http://www.gomestic.com/Pets/Walker-Dogs-and-Parkinsons-Disease.140265

PrecisionNeuros asked:

For more information visit www.precisionneurosurgery.com.au

BIG T asked:


i have to draw 2 diagrams about parkinsons disease and i cant find any. can someone suggest anything to draw?

grandmabonnie asked:


I have parkinsons’ Disease so have not been able to work since 2003. My disease is progressing so trying to work is out of the question. I’ve tried doing some marketing and didn’t do anything but loose money. I have had custody of my grandchild since 2001 and do not receive any financial aid from her parents except on rare occassions. They get her about every other weekend and both of them work. I did not ask for any aid when I gained custody as I knew I couldn’t get blood out of a turnip and they willingly gave me custody because they couldn’t get along and would have brawls – long story – Her natural grandfather does not give any aid either nor offers too. He can see her anytime but seldom ask and it would be war to get anything out of him. When I first applied for disability I was told that my now husband and I would have to adopt her in order to get any help. He does get a retirement and works sometimes out of a painters local. Can anyone give me any info?
I do have legal custody of her and I don’t discuss money issues with her unless she ask for something we can’t afford. Her stepgrandfather has done more for her than either her parents or her natural grandfather. If she were disabled then we could get help and BTW, I don’t appreciate the answer about beating her up. That whoever you are was a stupid answer and you should be ashamed for suggesting such a thing. If you don’t know the answer then don’t answer – I am looking for serious mature adults that know how to answer a question , not some silly things he/ she know it all.

harley7898367 asked:

a poem i wrote about parkinsons disease

sharonkha asked:

Laughing at our frailties

danny asked:


what is the email address of Beyond Productions of the Discovery Channel?or their contact nos? i need to know if there are other alternatives to find a cure for anxiety and depression disorder in any part of the world because i am suffering from it.aside from medications , is there any research being done right now like using laser in treating the disorder ? any surgery or any medical procedure/ intervention like the ones being used in treating Parkinsons Disease like the one being showed on Beyond Tomorrow. and if there is any can i be a subject for the research. the question comes from a licensed dentist in the Asia Pacific. pls. reply i want to become a subject and i want to become a donor offering my brain

OhanaPacificRehab asked:

www.parkinsonsmoveit.com Part VII of a Lecture Series by Kevin Lockette,PT. Topics are the hallmarks of Parkinson’s disease and movement strategies to help mobility and balance. With over 20 years experience working with PD patients, Kevin shares his knowledge of techniques that have proven to help you get control of your movements. For more information about his book and dvd, please visit http

As a good method of treatment, Parkinson’s disease patch is being developed for treating Parkinson’s disease. This is being developed as a good method of treating it orally. The need to develop a skin patch for Parkinson’s existed, due to the digestive tract of people affected by the disease.

Skin patches are available for smoking cessation, heart problems, and pain control. A major research is going on for exploring new ways of treatment except oral medicines, of Parkinson’s. The silicon patch that is being used in the clinical trials have Dopamine agonist , a drug commonly used to reduce the symptoms and help people lead a more normal life. ‘Neupro’ is the first trans-dermal patch that has been approved to treat symptoms of Parkinson’s disease.

The main symptoms of Parkinson’s include memory loss, decrease of cognitive skills, dementia. As it is a disorder of the central nervous system, motor skills are lost over time. These Parkinson’s disease patch medicines help in prolonging normal activity and suppressing the symptoms of the disease.

The main symptoms of this disease include stiffness and tremors in the limbs which is due to the reduction of Dopamine, chemical in the brain which controls movement in the body. Dopamine agonists clone dopamine and also stimulate the cells of the brain, just the way the normal chemical reacts.
Another Parkinsons disease patch that has been marketed is an active ingredient Rotigotine, which is a Dopamine receptor delivered through a skin patch. It is applied once to the skin and releases Ritigotine throughout 24 hours. Every day the patch needs to be changed. It is delivered to maintain stable rotigotine plasma in concentration level. The oral Dopamine agonists come in multiple doses but a patch is more effective and easy.

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vecernjihr asked:

Ivan Djikic and Koraljka Husnjak discovered important receptors for proteins that can help fight cancer, Alzheimer’s and Parkinsons disease. video prilog: Hrvoje Felbar