at 12:00 Noon
at
The Franklin Hotel
301 South James St.
Rome, NY
Menu
includes:
Baked Chicken Eggplant
Fried Greens Tossed
Salad
Ziti with Marinara Sauce
Mini dessert tray
Bread & butter, coffee, tea &
decaf
Served family style
Price: $13.50 including tip
Reservations: by November 6th
Call Nancy McCaffrey 337-2467
or
Marge Moylan 867-5770
New Numbers:
Marge
and Pat Moylan have a new home phone number which is 315-867-5770. The old number is out of service with
no further information available.
The reason for the change is that the local Herkimer exchange - 866 - is
now a toll free number like 800.
The Moylans were being bombarded by misdirected calls. Thus the change.
The
other change is that CNYPSG, Inc. now has its own phone number for the first
time. The number is 315-866-1333.
When you dial it, you will be connected to an answering machine with a
recording of information about CNYPSG.
Anyone calling for information can leave a name and number and someone
will return the call. This number
is for nonmembers and new people, people who are looking for support. The beauty of this is that we will
finally have a listing in the phone directory where anybody should be able to
find us.
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Ongoing Research
Researchers
are studying the continuous delivery of levodopa into the intestine through an
intestinal tube with an attached pump. They hope this will smooth out the peaks
and valleys that happen when levodopa is taken orally, but it is not clear
whether this method will deliver medicine to the brain, where it is needed,
more effectively. This treatment is not yet approved or available for clinical
use.
Another
drug in the late stages of development is rotigotine, which will be delivered
by a skin patch. Although this drug is not yet approved for clinical use in the
United States, enthusiasm about the research results for this drug is leading
other researchers to study this method of delivery for other drugs, including
levodopa and lisuride.
For a
PD cure

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We thank the following people for
their donations of pennies which will go to The Parkinson Alliance for
research:
Erhard
& Margaret Gantner, Barbara Grogan, John & Thea Matterese, Robert &
Roberta Schaal, and Norman & Carol Burak.
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