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Old 06-21-2007, 02:57 PM
Downthestretch55 Downthestretch55 is offline
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Originally Posted by pgardn
Well my Dad died of Pick's disorder, I got the feeling it was so much like Alhmz. And then I read about some of the stuff they are doing in other countries with brain cells and how they can get fetal brain cells to regenerate. So I am coming at it with bias. My fathers brain literally turned to mush until his basic functions, swallowing, and finally the heart beat basically stopped. It was about 15 years of degeneration that was very unpleasant. The doctors showed me his brain scan and his neurons just litterally to mush.

I probably go the same way, but I dont want anybody taking someone's life to keep an old man alive and from suffering. I dont want that at all. I would have liked my dad to be able to think like he used to because he was a very interesting man. And a good guy.
Pgardn,
I don't know about Pick's disorder, but you might find this article about Parkinsons to be of interest.
http://www.dentalplans.com/articles/19667/
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