We're
going to meet the heck out of this week's meeting. You ask "What's on
the agenda, Pete? Or is this going to be another of your last-minute
improvisations, like the time you led a two-hour discussion of the topic
'Pachyderms and Parkinson's, a tragedy not waiting to happen'"?
Well, glad you asked. We will have a roughly 30 minute presentation on falls and their prevention. This is a topic of critical interest, as falls can lead to drastic impairment and even death from complications for people with Parkinson's. So you have a simple choice: Come to the meeting or face a journey into the great beyond.
No pressure.
Well, glad you asked. We will have a roughly 30 minute presentation on falls and their prevention. This is a topic of critical interest, as falls can lead to drastic impairment and even death from complications for people with Parkinson's. So you have a simple choice: Come to the meeting or face a journey into the great beyond.
No pressure.
See
you there, the usual time and place, 3:30 Saturday (the 18th) in the
upper reaches of the Anchorage Pioneer Home, the 5th floor West lounge.
Best,
Pete
1 comment:
Peter:
I read about your battle with Parkinson's disease in the magazine Pharos that is sent to all Alpha Omega Alpha members, essentially those who graduated in the top 5% of their medical school class.
I am a Family Physician with a special interest in the connection between diet and brain function. Over the years I have also collected various safe ways to preserve and improve brain function as we age or face brain disorders. I would be happy to share this information with you and others in your group if you are interested in doing so.
Regards--
William (Bill) L. Wilson, M.D.
Beverly, MA
612-321-6654
docww@aol.com
http://carbsyndrome.com/
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