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Thank You All So Very Much

Hello all of you kind people who replied to my post re PSP support in Torquay area. I have taken all your comments on board, and although I have a great...

Hello all of you kind people who replied to my post re PSP support in Torquay ar...

skye07

•10 years ago

8 Replies

My dad has had psp for 4 years - we think, he has been diagnosed for a year. He is now waking up most nights and feeling very anxious,

He also feels like he's choking, I'm a reflexologist and done him a lovely treatment and he slept all night!! And feels less anxious, has anyone else tried...

He also feels like he's choking, I'm a reflexologist and done him a lovely treat...

Joannebale43

•10 years ago

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RE TURMERIC AND CO Q10

I WAS JUST WONDERING -I NOW HAVE THE TURMERIC AND Q10 BUT HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH I SHOULD BE TAKING ?

I WAS JUST WONDERING -I NOW HAVE THE TURMERIC AND Q10 BUT HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH...

shasha

•10 years ago

14 Replies

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depression does it occur often in PSP?

marytea13

•10 years ago

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Has anyone tried trihexyphenidyl, procyclidine or orphenadrine ? If so any help?

Dad has had some benefit from the hyoscine patches in terms of improving movement and speech at first, but now they just help with swallow mainly. The patch...

Dad has had some benefit from the hyoscine patches in terms of improving movemen...

daughter_Julie

•10 years ago

2 Replies

Any other people diagnosed with psp have high iron stores?

Just wondered as dad had a very high iron level and I've just been reading it can become toxic and destroy organs (such as the brain).

Just wondered as dad had a very high iron level and I've just been reading it ca...

daughter_Julie

•10 years ago

13 Replies

Meeting PSP carers in Torquay, South West England

Hello All My husband is 67yrs of age, and has had PSP for nearly 4yrs. There is no support here in Torquay, South West England, and I wondered if there was any...

Hello All My husband is 67yrs of age, and has had PSP for nearly 4yrs. There is ...

skye07

•10 years ago

7 Replies

How do to deal with this dilemma,Pre-PSP, my husband usually made all his own decisions, would very rarely consult me over anything,

Especially anything to do with money. Don't worry everything is fine on that point BUT. Whenever he gets something into his head, he must do it, right then...

Especially anything to do with money. Don't worry everything is fine on that po...

dorothy-thompson

•10 years ago

24 Replies

If you are from the UK, please have a look at our new poll!

We had such a great response from you last time, and it really helps to build a picture.

We had such a great response from you last time, and it really helps to build a ...

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•10 years ago

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Peg

Hello everyone mum is going to be assessed for a peg soon, I don't think they will fit one as my mum just pulls on her underwear that she wear over her pad at...

Hello everyone mum is going to be assessed for a peg soon, I don't think they wi...

blackcushion

•10 years ago

11 Replies

Any suggestions on what to eat rather than bread with crusts cut off? On the whole my husband copes very well with eating, he is not on

Puréed food, I just make sure it is cut up and as moist as I can make it - he does not like gravy - with beans or tomatoes etc. But he can on occasions choke...

Puréed food, I just make sure it is cut up and as moist as I can make it - he do...

dorothy-thompson

•10 years ago

10 Replies

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All posts for March 2014

Thank You All So Very Much

My dad has had psp for 4 years - we think, he has been diagnosed for a year. He is now waking up most nights and feeling very anxious,

RE TURMERIC AND CO Q10

depression does it occur often in PSP?

Has anyone tried trihexyphenidyl, procyclidine or orphenadrine ? If so any help?

Any other people diagnosed with psp have high iron stores?

Meeting PSP carers in Torquay, South West England

How do to deal with this dilemma,Pre-PSP, my husband usually made all his own decisions, would very rarely consult me over anything,

If you are from the UK, please have a look at our new poll!

Peg

Any suggestions on what to eat rather than bread with crusts cut off? On the whole my husband copes very well with eating, he is not on

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