Looking down -Digest Number 1748

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a, my husband Ken couldn't look down at all, and I suppose that was one

of the determining factors when he was diagnosed with PSP. But he actually

had MSA, confirmed by brain autopsy and not PSP at all, so I am sure it can

be part of MSA.

Bernice

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thank you so much that really helps me! paula

Looking down -Digest Number 1748

> a, my husband Ken couldn't look down at all, and I suppose that was

one

> of the determining factors when he was diagnosed with PSP. But he

actually

> had MSA, confirmed by brain autopsy and not PSP at all, so I am sure it

can

> be part of MSA.

> Bernice

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Bernice, how long did your father have his disease? and would you mind

telling me about his experience with MSA? I feel sure that is what the dr

is going to tell us, that he thinks she has MSA or PSP, not Parkinsons as he

originally thought. and I am trying to understand the symptoms and

progression as much as I can. thank you paula Looking down -Digest Number 1748

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> > a, my husband Ken couldn't look down at all, and I suppose that was

> one

> > of the determining factors when he was diagnosed with PSP. But he

> actually

> > had MSA, confirmed by brain autopsy and not PSP at all, so I am sure it

> can

> > be part of MSA.

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