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Name: doug jordan
From: Winnipeg
Name: doug jordan
From: Winnipeg
Comments:
By the way, here are two comments I received from Parkinson's victims who have lived with the disease for some time.
Been reading your blog since day 1. Its really interesting and despite that serious front that mostly comes across on the UK forum, I detect a quiet sense of humour lurking beneath the surface and most importantly, the ability to laugh at yourself. Brilliant job. Thanks
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yes I enjoy reading it and am glad that you see the outlook as sunny
and I agree that the ability to laugh, including at yourself, is vital
By the way, here are two comments I received from Parkinson's victims who have lived with the disease for some time.
Been reading your blog since day 1. Its really interesting and despite that serious front that mostly comes across on the UK forum, I detect a quiet sense of humour lurking beneath the surface and most importantly, the ability to laugh at yourself. Brilliant job. Thanks
and
yes I enjoy reading it and am glad that you see the outlook as sunny
and I agree that the ability to laugh, including at yourself, is vital
Added: August 20, 2011
Second thing I did was check out "I've got that Parki feeling", Doug Jordan's new blogspot. Third thing I did was sign up to follow him on this new chapter of his LIFE. Doug gets my vote !! 
Name: Doug Jenkins
From: Cranbrook B.C.
E-mail: djinks@telus.net
Doug can joke about it and joke about my problem. I had a brain tumor operation three years ago and my left side was bugerd up. at least I have all my lims and can feed myself,walk with my dab foot now and can wipe my _ss by meself. There are others out there werse than me, like Doug and others. Yes we can joke about it. I tell people out there to call me skip one drag one, or hop along Dougie and I should yell timber when I fall. Yes a person has to joke about it or it will drag you down in the dumps .Until the shoe is on the other foot, shut the hell up;;; ( sorry about some of bad spelling );;;Bye