Re: Re: Morton/journals/plwp

March 20, 2002

Pam,

I do have to learn not to read ur messages before I am heading for bed

lolol because ur postings usually are of interest to me.

As for the book 'Saving Milly', my husband and I both read it. I was

relieved that Milly's husband wrote that book, because people of all

walks of life are affected when it comes to an terrible illness. But the

happy times do put on some smiles.

Peg is a really nice lady. I had the pleasure of being with PLWP on it's

first anniversary at the Kentucky State Park (read april 2. A weekend

that my husband and I will never forget. People from all over the world

at a state park helping each other out when they could, lecturers,

music, ect.

Many of us from PLWP were in NYC for the walk (2000) which was posponed

until April of this year from Sept, 2001. Joan Synder (chilicothe, Ill.)

is having a Parkinson Walk and Roll in May, 2002. She also is in PLWP.

One of the things I love about Joany is that she has this little store

called 'jitterbug' which sells handcrafted items ( many from people

with Parkinson's) and the money gets donated for parkinsons. My husband

has a conference in New Brunswick, Ca. at the beginning of June and he

gets his papers ready the week before, so once again I probably won't be

able to go.

Anyway ....many people of various talents are in PLWP.

Both of these ladies Peg and Joan are pretty down to earth people. That

is what most nice about them. Sandy too.

nancy m.

Pam Bower wrote:

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> An excerpt from " Peggy's journal " on the PLWP website mentions Morton

> Kondracke's book as Peggy is reads it to her friend Pat with MSA. I don't

> know who Peggy is but she seems to know the Kondrackes and mentions that

> Milly has MSA as well. Perhaps Tim or Deborah(Tenacity) know Peggy as they

> are on the PLWP website also.

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> Regards,

> Pam

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