Sinemet parkinson

really like your mind control story. the other best stuff is Hypnotizing the Family too bad it is only one shot. take care of your health, there is still no cure for Parkinson, but you can still take control of it. best of luck!

So you got bored with your own story huh,and decided to not finish it, well if I didn't have the Parkinson and could spreak so that these programs could understand me, I would finish this story for you. This sentence took about 10 minutes to type and had about 20 errors. So it will have to do good story until you quit.

I enjoyed it. In the military, especially a ROTC commission, and medicine, with the god surgeons and specialists, you ment a lot of condescending assholes. Fortunately, the vast majority of people you encounter are solid, low key, hard working people like our hero. Unlike Parkinson in the story , you just don’t want soldiers or doctors to crash and burn, so you learn to live with them as one of your job’s little irritants.

loves it, as ever. I have to admit that this scene of confrontation did more to flesh out Molly than to make Peter seem a real person. I feel that I know more about Frances Parkinson than I do about Peter!
The character I would love to meet in real life is Piers McBaine and have him give me one of those tours!
The idea of blue-skying the future sounds like an important business technique being applied in Chris's personal life.
I think more people should do it, but, if I had applied it when courting my wife of 42 years I probably would have run to the nearest exit and we have had a great trip!

I know this isn’t a new story and it’s unlikely the author even looks at the comments here, but, that was too abrupt an end, it just falls off a cliff as far as storytelling goes. It needed an engagement party to quell the sideways looks and silent disapproval, it needed a joint wedding between the Brothers Harker and the Sisters Parkinson, it needed cousin Roberts nose rubbed in it, it needed Izzy to return to the house & Mrs Coats as the fit and proper Lady of that house, but most of all it needed an Epilogue! Gah! Why don’t you writers get that we read these stories in part for that happy ever after? When you write a romance story, do you think it’s too cliched to do that small thing for us? Yours disapprovingly, Ppfzz.

I have become a GaryAPB partisan. No, not all Chapters are equally good; I thought 19 dragged a bit. 20 absolutely sparkles. The Peter scene covered all the ground it had to quickly, efficiently and, well, perhaps stirringly. End paragraph. The immediate segue into the divergent goals of Chris and Molly was clearly stated and a new major conflict. We all know, if we have read the commentary, that in fact that the story is done and we can’t influence the ending but here's hoping that the Peter situation is buried and we can now move on to the Chris and Molly resolution. End Paragraph. Mrs. Parkinson has chimed in, clearly expounding the costs of Chris's business goal on his own, his wife's and children’s lifestyles. Given Chris's long stated desire to know his boys and participate in their development, I know what his decision should be; kids first (Actually was for me, at one point in my life.) End Paragraph. Since Gary is done with this one, I can't influence him immediately but I will say that after I left a firm that would have separated me from my kids in a relocation, I found a career track in another firm whose locations were much more aligned to my needs. If I had been more clever or better understood, I might have gone all the way to the top there. I went further than most, as it turned out. Chris really doesn't need the swank he suddenly admits is a part of his dreams, he needs power and, for a hell of a lot of executives, it means a penthouse flat in London or New York or commutes from the upscale suburbs. In that way, Molly could have her domestic life while being there as Chris’s rock and foundation. I hope that Gary has yet one more revelation for Chris and this is how it plays out. It finally did for me, after many trials and tribulations.