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Category Archives: Parkinson’s Disease Diagnosis
Against Professional Advice
I would not normally go against professional advice, yet the last time I spoke with one of the Parkinson’s Disease Specialist Nurses who is based at the University Hospitals of the North Midlands (UHNM) I felt that I had to. … Continue reading
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More About My Diagnosis
Yesterday, 10th October, the Community Physiotherapist, Alan, visited to see what help could be arranged for me. He asked lots of questions and observed me walking and going up and down the stairs at home. Talking everything through with him … Continue reading
My MRI Scan Results
MRI Scan Results – no way. I really expected to have heard something by now, so had to chase them again yesterday Friday 9th September. When I spoke to the Consultant’s secretary she said the Consultant had only just reviewed … Continue reading
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The Speech Therapist Visit
Amy, the Speech Therapist was very friendly and efficient, and it was clear that she had taken the time to read my notes so that she was familiar with my situation. She asked lots of questions and had me doing … Continue reading
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MRI Scan & Ongoing Symptoms Of Parkinson’s Disease
During the initial assessment by the Neurologist, he recorded the following symptoms: a small steppage gait with a mild stooped posture, some rigidity in both upper limbs with mild freezing in the lower left limb. He also recorded mild hypomimia … Continue reading
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Consultant Neurologist Appointment
Consultant Neurologist Appointment Updated May 2017 My latest Consultant Neurologist appointment with the Consultant was at Leighton Hospital on 5th May 2017 and it was better than going to Nantwich, because its a lot nearer to home. This of course … Continue reading
About My Parkinson’s Disease
I wanted to write about my Parkinson’s Disease to keep a record and to remind me of things to discuss with the Consultant whenever I see him. I was diagnosed by the Consultant Neurologist as having a mild form of … Continue reading
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