Danielle v asked:


Both my hands twitch. The twitching starts right below my pinky on both hands and the strange thing I also noticed was the twitching only seems to be during the night, if its during the day i dont notice it. My grandfather on my dads side of the family had parkinsons disease as does my dad, but when I showed him my hand, he was sure it wasnt parkinsons. I cant go to the doctor because I dont have medical insurance at the moment, but if its something serious then I will go. I was just wondering if anyone else has/had the same problem and could help me out with what it might be. Thanks

Bad Luck asked:


does god love even evily people. my grandfather was what i would consider to be pure evil. He grew up during the holocaust, him and his family lived in hiding in germany. His mother did everything she could to give him a good life. he loves to tell this particular story. his mother worked incredibly hard to get him a piano teacher, however he did not like piano, so he threw salt in his teacher’s eyes and pushed him down the stairs, breaking his neck, no one found out that HE did it, as the teacher who survived, said it was an accident.

as a teenager he even killed a neighbors cat, invited the neighbor over and served the cat to him. even telling him after the meal.(phsychopathic?)

my father was abused my grandfather as a kid, only physically tho. for me it was a lot worse as i was abused in worse ways(WHO LEFT US ALONE TOGETHER?!). i really can’t understand what my parents were thinking letting him “baby sit”. although the last time they did, i was 6 or 7 and he held me down and cut my hair off with scizors.
(this actually led to my dad freaking out years later when i cut my own bangs. something tells me he knew what happened before that)

nowadays my grandfather is 85 and suffering from parkinsons disease, his body is slowly dying. i’d thought about confronting my grandfather now and maybe punching him int he face, but i’m not that kind of person. really.

does god love everyone? even evil people?

Jeff asked:


…suffer from depression so should i go ahead and lie? And he also said to lie about the 1 time i went to see a family psychiatrist at the age of 12 when my dad was diagnosed with Parkinsons disease. What should I do? I am supposed to go to MEPS next Wednesday/Thursday.

= ) asked:


My dad is 56 and a little over a year ago he lost his Dad and his sister within a few months of each other and ever since then he has been moving really slow, and eating really slow..and just doesn’t seem himself. He talks fine, but just doesn’t seem nearly as energetic as he used to. We are not real super close to him and he is very private about his health, so when we have brought up to him that we are noticing the slow movements and stuff, he says it is back pain and nothing more. He won’t see a Dr. and wouldn’t tell us probably if he did, because he is private and wouldn’t want us to worry, but we really are getting really worried and are just looking into several different directions as to what may be the reason behind all this. I mean, it could be back pain, and he might even be taking pain pills and not telling us and I know that could cause slower actions. He doesn’t stutter, and he doesn’t shake or anything, and he has full use of his whole body, just so slow.

Stuck asked:


but if he was so smart, why did he get parkinsons disease?