Re: Re: sharon's health doc appt OT to sheila

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hey sheila, 

 

yea i love teh word benighn  cant spell it worth a damn but still love it. 

 

lab results in,  no underlying infection and all values are within my normal

range. so taht was god so that means either just plain ole vertigo which will

subside eventually,  or it is lbd related with teh bp drops that accompany

it.  i am fearing lbd related but hopefully when i go back in a month it will

be gone.  so keeping fingers crossed   thanks for your sweet letter, hugs.

sharon

I am the daughter of Leonard whom was diagnosed in May 2004 and  he died of

complicatons *blood pressure started dropping and wouldn't recover* on Sept 25,

2005. He had bad case of Dr Jekyl/Mr Hyde scenarios. He was showing

hallucinations and falling issues since prior to 1994. We moved in to take care

of him Jan 19, 2003 and still live in his house. And in feb 2009, i have been

diagonosed with 99% probability of lbd. Hoping that a cure or treatment will be

found before it's too late for me.

Subject: Re: sharon's health doc appt OT

To: LBDcaregivers

Date: Friday, May 28, 2010, 8:57 AM

 

Sharon,

" benign positional vertigo " Hey, I'm liking that word " benign " !!! It's so

wonderful that you have a doctor who's working with you on this to find the

cause and a treatment.

Meanwhile, please keep on being careful, please don't fall, and let us know how

you are doing.

Sheila in IN

Daughter of Louise, age 87, dx LBD 7/2007

Seroquel 9AM- 25 mg, 3PM- 62.5 mg, 9PM -100 mg.

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