Strong correlation between movements, flow rate dislocations and appearance of apneas?

[Rubicon]

And Pete (that one you'll have to think about).

[Rubicon]

Although IMO Ben didn't get the respect he deserved.

[lazarus]

Bass players never get any respect.

Geddy's looking for you.

The public only remembers his name because he was the singer.

And because playing their earlier 33 rpm vinyl LPs on 78 rpm loudly caused his voice to drive all the dogs in the neighborhood absolutely bananas.

[kteague]

Been years since I was over on PubMed reading about this stuff and I realize how much I have forgotten since being out of the throes of the movements. Just read a couple studies and already my brain hurts. Remembering when I was hungry for every bit of related info I could glean. Admittedly feeling a twinge of survivors guilt.

kteague

May I ask you, how you got "out of the throes of the movements" ?

Thank you

Shew, here's the speed-dating version. Took dopamine agonists, experienced severe augmentation. (see video link) Years of undoing the damage. Weaned off meds. Took supplements for muscle and nerve health and all over effort to improve health. Got my Ferritin level up near 100. Used a TENS Unit on lower back every night before bed for years. Gradually got better. Now just need TENS now and then.

As to drivers in Fairfield, I am from Fairfield, OH where you'll find some drivers like the one in Fairfield, CT.

[lazarus]

Gradually got better. Now just need TENS now and then.

Good to hear!