Review:
"Although I have had many years caring for my husband who has Parkinson's Disease, and as a result know quite a lot about the illness, I found much helpful information in your book. It is very easy to read and comprehend, and shows a deep understanding for the problems of both the patients and their carers. My husband has just returned from a spell in hospital and as a result is on Apomorphine, which I have to inject several times during the day. Your chapter on this drug is of great value to me. I would recommend the book to anyone who is in any way concerned with the treatment of Parkinson's Disease. I have even bought our GP a copy fro a Christmas present!" -- Thelma Bennett, Hornby
"Congratulations to Marie Oxtoby and Professor Williams for writing this most informative book for people with Parkinson's, their carers, medics, nurses, and all services involved." -- Jane Stewart, Parkinson's Nurse Specialist Project Coordinator
"I find it very informative, what I have read so far has helped me or will help me allay some of the fear I once had of Parkinson's." -- Mrs Rhoda Scott, Chichester
"I think the book is excellent and I am so pleased that the response has been so positive from our members. We at the Parkinson's Disease Society have been very excited about this whole project." -- Pauline Smith, Director of Operations, Parkinson's Disease Society
"In my opinion, the format and presentation cannot be improved upon, and I particularly like the glossary, appendices, and the very comprehensive index." -- Dr Lloyd Frost, Leeds
"Parkinson's at your fingertips is a clear, concise and understandable book about Parkinson's disease. Although the book is intended for people with Parkinson's and their families, it would also be a valuable resource for all health professionals who care for people with Parkinson's disease." -- The Parkinson
"This book deserves to be an unqualified success." -- Dr Andrew Lees, Consultant Neurologist, The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery
Synopsis:
Parkinson's at your fingertips contains hundreds of clear, helpful and medically accurate answers to questions actuallyasked by people with Parkinson's and their families.;Questions about managing Parkinson's, about medication and treatment, about benefits and finance, about transport and holidays, and about where to turn for help and support are answered here.;Parkinson's at your fingertips covers all the drugs and other treatments commonly used in managing Parkinson's; includes up to date information on services and benefits available; contains the latest information on research and clinical trials; explains all the jargon in plain English, and offer positive, practical advice on every aspect of living withParkinson's.
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