How it feels when I take the medication for Parkinson's.

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How it feels when I take the medication for Parkinson's.

This is Andy, an early retired anaesthetic manager, who is discussing his personal encounter with Parkinson's disease. Here he discusses the way it feels when the tablets work for him in combination with the positive lifestyle changes he now associates with having Parkinson's.

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