coenzyme q10

[jillannf6]

hi

i am trying coenzyme q10( small dose) asit has been suggested to help iwth Psp

today my new carerstarts !

jilllx

[ray-wiffen-1958]

Hi jill

good luck with the Q10 and i hope everything

goes well with the new carer,

ray x

[jillannf6 in reply to ray-wiffen-1958]

yes alll is well here

i fell once yesterday but the elbows are okand the kneepads are good!

nice weather at last.....

good carer i am sure she will be a great help to me

Jill x

ps how do you get your photo on the site?

[ray-wiffen-1958 in reply to jillannf6]

hi jill

hope your keeping well to get your photo on

here you have to go on profile page and that

tells you to up load a picture from your computer

take care

ray

[LindanTerry]

Hi jill,

my husband has been on Q10 for 6 weeks now and we think it has started to help,as he feels a little less tired.I do hope you get some benefit too.

Kind regards Linda

[Kathy]

Hi Jill,

Just wanted to add my good wishes for both the Q10 and the carer!

Kathy x

[jillannf6]

my new carer is great and i am sure she will be a great help to me

she has to listen hard to understand my garbled speech but it will improve

The cat now gets a brush from her too as she likes cats

jill x

[maeve]

my sister has been on CQ10 for about 18months. She swears it makes her feel less tired. Coping with PSP is like uncharted territory - you never know what the day is going to throw at you as a carer. I wish it was not so difficult to access the help you need i.e. respite care. Has anybody got any tips or suggestions

Maeve

[Fiona_McL in reply to maeve]

Hi Maeve

The specialist nurses at the PSP Association are a great help. They know everything (no pressure there, nurses!), and can tell you what you should be looking for. Have you been able to attend a support group meeting?

Also, my mum's social worker has been brilliant- not that she knew anything about PSP, of course, but that didn't matter so much- she knew so much about what supports are available. I still phone her for guidance and she sees my mum at the nursing home regularly.

Fiona x

[Fiona_McL]

Hi Jill

Glad all is going well with the carer- she'll be able to read your mind soon, never mind understand your speech

I put the photo (of my mum) on when I registered. I'm sure if you go to 'your account' details you'll be able to use a photo that's already on your computer. I was able to use just a wee bit of a larger pic.

Hope the CoQ10 is having a positive effect: I use it in Tesco size doses for my ME and find it useful

Fiona