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Wow!!! What a time you have endured. The thoughts of my family are with you and yours. I guess we will never know wha tis the thing that allows us to leave this earth and at what time.

Kind wishes to you,

Marilyn in TN

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Marge,

I am so sorry to hear of Al's passing.

God Bless you,

Belinda

> My husband E.E.(Al)Soeffker passed away Feb.19. Al was 75 yrs 9

months old. Al had Multiple System Atrophy.In the A.M. of the 19th he

was seen by the nurse practioner in Neurology. She told me that his

condition was the same as it had been the month before. Within an

hour he just simply quit breathing. In November 2001 Al had the

Stroke/cartoid ultra sound- the Abdominal aortic aneurysm test and

The Arterial disease (pAD)test- all were in the normanl range. Sept

4,2001 he had extensive blood work done- everything normal.In August

and Sept of 2001 we had to live in a motel- the weather was 90 heat

and 90 percent humidity and Al just could not tolerate this. His

walking became a problem. He was given 1 month in a rehabilitation

center for therapy several times a day. His halucinations due to the

side affects of the Levadopa/Carbidopa- Fludrocortisone continued to

cause him much anguish. The other physical symptoms and the normal

blood pressure remained in reversal due to the Alternative Medicine

Treatments. (Acupuncture). Since he started his treatments in1999,

his quality of life had been greatly improved and I believe he lived

three years longer due to these treatnents. His case history can be

seen on the web at www.eastwest-mn.com Marge Soeffker

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Marge,

I am so sorry to hear of Al's passing.

God Bless you,

Belinda

> My husband E.E.(Al)Soeffker passed away Feb.19. Al was 75 yrs 9

months old. Al had Multiple System Atrophy.In the A.M. of the 19th he

was seen by the nurse practioner in Neurology. She told me that his

condition was the same as it had been the month before. Within an

hour he just simply quit breathing. In November 2001 Al had the

Stroke/cartoid ultra sound- the Abdominal aortic aneurysm test and

The Arterial disease (pAD)test- all were in the normanl range. Sept

4,2001 he had extensive blood work done- everything normal.In August

and Sept of 2001 we had to live in a motel- the weather was 90 heat

and 90 percent humidity and Al just could not tolerate this. His

walking became a problem. He was given 1 month in a rehabilitation

center for therapy several times a day. His halucinations due to the

side affects of the Levadopa/Carbidopa- Fludrocortisone continued to

cause him much anguish. The other physical symptoms and the normal

blood pressure remained in reversal due to the Alternative Medicine

Treatments. (Acupuncture). Since he started his treatments in1999,

his quality of life had been greatly improved and I believe he lived

three years longer due to these treatnents. His case history can be

seen on the web at www.eastwest-mn.com Marge Soeffker

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Dear Marge,

I'm so sorry to hear of Al's passing. I'm glad that he was able to find some

relief for his symptoms from the accupuncture treatments.

With much sympathy,

Cindy

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Dear Marge,

I'm so sorry to hear of Al's passing. I'm glad that he was able to find some

relief for his symptoms from the accupuncture treatments.

With much sympathy,

Cindy

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Dear Margie:

I had wondered how you and Al were doing. We hadn't heard from the two of

you for a while. One thing I am sure of, you did everything there was to do

to help Al, and you went through some pretty hard times with this dreadful

disease. I am so very sorry to hear of his death, and I do admire the fight

the two of you put up. I think they know when it is time to " just stop

breathing. " At least my Ken seemed to.

Love, Barbara

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Dear Margie:

I had wondered how you and Al were doing. We hadn't heard from the two of

you for a while. One thing I am sure of, you did everything there was to do

to help Al, and you went through some pretty hard times with this dreadful

disease. I am so very sorry to hear of his death, and I do admire the fight

the two of you put up. I think they know when it is time to " just stop

breathing. " At least my Ken seemed to.

Love, Barbara

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