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  • About Me

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    SCVShaker

    Female, 49
    Stevenson Ranch, CA, USA
    Member since February 8

    • About Me

      I'm a California native who's a lucky woman! I'm married to a wonderful man who's been incredibly supportive. We have a young son who was dx'd with autism at the same time I found out I had Parkinson's. To round out the family, we have two cats.

      I'm a California native who's a lucky woman! I'm married to a wonderful man who's been incredibly supportive. We have a young son who was dx'd with autism at the same time I found out I had Parkinson's. To round out the family, we have two cats.

    • Interests

      Keeping up with 4 year old son, gardening (when time permits), Netflix movies

      Keeping up with 4 year old son, gardening (when time permits), Netflix movies

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    • Prayer

      From dede March 16

      HOPE MY CARING THOUGHTS BRING COMFORT HOPE AND PEACE.

    • Hug

      From dede March 15

      I REALLY APPRECIATE THE GOOD LUCK. WE ALL NEED THAT THIS YEAR. BUT WE ARE TRULY BLESSED BY THE LORD. LOTS OF HUGS AND LOVE.

    • Hug

      From dede March 14

      lots of love and hugs

    • Shout Out

      From Fyreball March 11

      Hey Laura! How's it going? Hugs

    • Hug

      From dede March 3

      SENDING A BIG HUG YOUR WAY. HAVE A GOOD DAY.

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  • Support Groups

    • Close Parkinson's Disease

      I began to notice my hands shaking while I typed in June 2006. I thought it was nerves. I'm a typically confident interviewer, and had three job interviews in which my hands shook so much, I made light of it not knowing it was PD. I'm seeing a doctor at UCLA's Movement Disorders Clinic, Dr. Farag. A team of doctors from UCLA diagnosed me as having idiopathic PD. In addition, I seem to respond atypically to some of the drugs I've been prescribed so now my dx is "atypical idiopathic PD".

      Treatments

      CoEnzyme Q Working / Worked
      seemed to umprove my energy level
      Comtan Not Working
      Mirapex Not Working
      Obsessive video playing, daytime drowiness
      Requip Working / Worked
      Swollen left foot
      Sinemet Working / Worked
      Stalevo Working / Worked
    • Close Autism / Autism Spectrum

      We began to notice our son doing odd things when he was 2-1/2 YO like walking on his toes. At playgroup, he would wander off and once I returned to work, our son's caregiver apparently let him do whatever he wanted so he'd wander aimlessly picking up & carrying sticks. I knew there was a real problem when he would stand in our backyard staring at a tree, and not respond to his name. I thought he had gone deaf. In Nov 2007, I received the dx and researched autism. Now, it's time to thrive!

      Treatments

      ABA Working / Worked
      Avoid Certain Foods / Chemicals Working / Worked
      Brushing Therapy Somewhat Helpful
      Chelation Therapy Working / Worked
      Early Intervention Working / Worked
      Only received 2 months of EI due to son's age
      Occupational Therapy Working / Worked
      Patience Working / Worked
      Picture / Word Schedules Somewhat Helpful
      Sign Language Working / Worked
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