From: Lianna Marie

Dear friend,

f you, or someone you love, suffers from Parkinson's disease, then this is going to be one of the most important letters you'll ever read.

   Here's why: There's a lot of myth and misinformation floating around about this disease. In addition, most of the authoritative answers are written in medical language that require a medical degree to understand.

   You shouldn't need to be confused about Parkinson's simply because you didn't attend medical school.

   You deserve to have all the information that you need in one place, written in an easy-to-understand everyday language that won't confuse you. Why should you be frustrated in your attempt to find relevant and important information?

   (As if having Parkinson's disease or caring for someone with the disease wasn't challenging enough.)

   Well, I'd like to share with you my experience which will benefit you greatly. So ...

This Is My Story...

   Hi, my name is Lianna Marie and back in 1991 my mother Val was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease. Needless to say, the family was devastated.

   We had no idea what Parkinson's Disease was or what was in store for her, or how it would affect her life. We immediately began to ask questions such as...

• How much time did she have before it would drastically impact and change her life?

• Would she still be able to live a "normal" life... to be able to walk or dance or keep on playing the piano? (playing the piano is one of her greatest joys in life)

• Was she going to die earlier than normal because of the Parkinson's???

• ... and on and on ...

   These were just some of the questions we simply didn't know the answers to. This led to despair, sadness and a crushing fear of the unknown. I mean, where should we go from here? What should we do next?

   I must admit we made some mistakes. We did some things wrong because we simply didn't know any better. I really wanted to help my mother. This was an emergency situation for me and sometimes we are not our best in emergencies.

   I immediately and frantically started to research any and everything I could find on Parkinson's.

   I checked the bookstores ... searched the internet ... and spoke to as many people as possible about how they coped with the disease and what worked for them.

   I desperately wanted to help my Mom and nothing was too much to do if I thought it would lead to finding some useful information.

   After hundreds of hours searching, I began to find the answers and discovered things like:

• How to overcome the fear and despair of Parkinson's



• How to slow down its progress and reduce the severity of symptoms



• How to get your confidence back and maintain your independence for as long as possible



• How to create a sense of well being and serenity in your life

   It's taken me hundreds of hours of reading and research to figure out all this information and transform them into helpful and practical tips.

   Now, over sixteen years later, you can't even begin to imagine how much more my mom knows about how to feel better, cope more effectively, be more productive and start every day filled with hope and optimism.

Her medications are working fine and her symptoms have lessened.    She still plays the piano (Oh Danny Boy is her favorite), spends lots of time puttering around in her garden and loves to travel.    She even goes out dancing every now and then.

Here's my mom Val and her husband Dave

   Don't get me wrong. Living with Parkinson's is still a frustrating challenge at times, but overall, she lives a healthy, happy and productive life.

   Best of all, her Parkinson's hasn't slowed her down as much as we first feared.

   Thank God!

   Until you realize you CAN take back control of your life in spite of Parkinson's Disease, you won't know just how relieved and peaceful you can feel.

   One day I was chatting with my mom and she mentioned how much easier, happier and more peaceful her life would have been if she had known about these things sixteen years ago.

   This made me realize that there are lots of people who've been living with Parkinson's for a while, or who have recently been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, who could really benefit from this same information.

   So I've taken the time to write down everything we've learned and discovered and put it all in a new book called:

"Everything You Really Need
To Know About Parkinson's Disease"

   This labor of love came out of my 16 years of personal research and experience of caring for my mother. It's a literal gold mine of information that I want to share with people who have Parkinson's, or who know or love someone who does.

   This book, written in plain, easy-to-understand language, will teach you everything you need to know to about Parkinson's Disease, without you guessing or searching endlessly for answers to your biggest questions.

   Here's some of what you're going to uncover:

 

Discover exactly what is Parkinson's Disease. Where does it start? How fast does it progress? You'll be surprised to know the confusion that still exists on this subject. It's vital that you understand what the disease actually is, not just the symptoms.

The history of Parkinson's Disease and how it has shaped the treatment of the disease and how others view people with Parkinson's.

What causes the disease and how you can know if you're likely to get it. Find out about an unlikely group with a BAD health habit that almost never gets Parkinson's.

How you can get correctly diagnosed in determining whether it's Parkinson's Disease you really have. My mother's correct diagnosis was missed for three whole years by her doctors! Find out how to avoid this happening to you or your loved ones.

Is it hereditary? Find out what the latest research shows about whether you should be concerned if your parent or close family ancestry had Parkinson's.

10 Words you should definitely know the meaning of to help you easily understand all the information about Parkinson's.

The most common symptoms of the disease and how not to confuse these with other similar symptoms. Learn the important differences to avoid getting confused with very similar symptoms in other types of illnesses.

What you should know about how fast the disease is likely to progress. It may be less scary than you anticipate.

What the latest research shows about the most effective ways to slow the progression of Parkinson's. You'll discover some common nutritional supplements that can help in this area.

"Thanks For Being There" Lianna,    I am glad you are THERE to write the book. After reading I am much clearer about some of the things that are happening to me. I reached my crisis about 18 months ago, took most of the time since to get my medicines just right, and today I am often back to feeling as good as 2 years ago.    Again, thanks for being there    John

The 5 Stages of Parkinson's and how to identify which stage you're at now. It's important that you know this so that you can tell how fast the disease is progressing in YOUR case.

How Parkinson's can affect your life expectancy and whether people die from the disease. It's a lot less scary than you think!

Why attending a Parkinson's support group meeting may NOT be the best move for someone who has just been diagnosed with the disease.

The two DIFFERENT types of Parkinson's and which is more common of the two.

What you should know about Essential Tremor and how it differs from Parkinson's Disease. Learn 12 essential differences that will help you to tell one from the other.

The role that age plays in getting Parkinson's and what you should know about Early Onset Parkinson's.

Is the chance of a normal life less likely for someone who has been diagnosed with Parkinson's later in life? Can Parkinson's be cured?

22 of the most common symptoms of someone with Parkinson's Disease. Learn these symptoms so you won't be fooled by other 'look alikes' and the most significant symptoms to look for in Parkinson's sufferers.

A strange temporary 'cure' my mother experienced at a social gathering and what you can learn from this incidence.

What you should know about how Parkinson's can affect your behavior. (To be forewarned is to be forearmed.)

The psychological effects of the disease and the common medication used to alleviate the symptoms. Sometimes some 'treatment' can have side effects that rival the illness itself!

"Thank You So Much!" I downloaded and printed the book and am in the process of reading it. Thank you so much for writing it - it already has answered many of my questions.    I've had PD for about 6 years - diagnosed 3 years ago. Am doing really well on Mirapex and stalevo plus lots of vitamins. So far so good. There were about 6 other people in FT. Smith who were diagnosed the same year I was so we have a great group who meet at parties and such and talk about our ailment!!    Many thanks again for writing the book and for making it simple!!    Sally

Why anxiety and depression are common in Parkinson's patients and how to best alleviate these negative emotions.

The relationship between Parkinson's and Alzheimer's Disease and if one can really lead to the other. Here you need to separate hard facts from common beliefs.

Do long term Parkinson's patients develop memory and reasoning problems or could medications for Parkinson's cause this?

The real cause of depression in Parkinson's patients whether it's caused by the disease or the side effects of the common medications. PLUS the 9 signs of depression that you must look for to determine if you should seek medical help.

What you should know about stress and how this can negatively impact you. Learn 5 simple techniques you can use to alleviate stress and reduce these effects.

Why you should be concerned if you have both Parkinson's and high blood pressure. This is important information that everyone should know.

What effect, if any, does Parkinson's have on your heart valves. Don't be left out in the dark on this one.

What is Myerson's sign and how you can use this simple technique to determine if someone has Parkinson's.

The skin condition that is commonly associated with Parkinson's and how you can treat this condition.

The 7 professionals you should include in your treatment plan when dealing with Parkinson's. These all have an important part to play in helping you live a fulfilling life even with Parkinson's.

"I Believe This Will Help Many People" Lianna,    What a wonderful book you have written, it has answered a lot of my questions about Parkinson's that I was not sure of before, AND NO DOCTOR WAS ABLE TO CONFIRM. I read it the same day that you sent it to me and I copied it.    We have been going to many Doctors with our side effects, and not one of them, including the neurologist, acknowledged they could be a part of Parkinson's Disease, my husband has every side effect that you listed in your book, therefore assuring me what we are dealing with, is the same thing many others are dealing with.......    This frees our minds as to the fact that we now know what we are dealing with (instead of the unknown) and can now deal with the life we must deal with...Instead of searching for a solution to the problem. Wasting a lot of time and MONEY.    May God Bless you and your mother on the work and research you are doing. I believe it will help many people. IT IS THE UNKNOWN THAT IS HARDEST TO DEAL WITH. I cannot say Thank you enough times... -Phyllis and Jim Tuttle

What you should know about the common medications prescribed for Parkinson's patients and the common side effects and long-term effects of the drugs. Learn the 5 classes of drugs used to treat the disease and what they each do.

Drugs that you should avoid while on Parkinson's medication and those you should definitely tell your pharmacist about if you're using them.

What you should know about Sinemet and its common side effects. You'll want to discuss this with your doctor if you have these side effects.

12 Ways to reduce nausea, a common side effect of many Parkinson's Disease drugs. You'll want to keep these valuable tips handy.

8 Techniques you can use in order to prevent "freezing". You'll learn a neat little trick that my mother discovered by accident and that works very effectively.

Learn how to know if you are getting the most out of your medicine. (How much "off" time is reasonable?)

Common things you should avoid to help reduce your tremors. Tip: One big culprit being caffeine.

23 Tips for avoiding or reducing drooling. This is a very common symptom because of the difficulty in swallowing and greater production of saliva by Parkinson's patients.

11 Speech Therapy techniques you can use to improve your speech clarity and the 5 devices available to help Parkinson's patients communicate better.

18 Tips for making chewing and swallowing of food much easier. These will come in very handy indeed in improving quality of life. (Why you shouldn't crush certain types of medication as this can affect how they work.)

15 Tips for helping you to get a better night's rest and more comfortable sleep. You may want to print these and hang them beside your bed as a reminder.

7 Main alternative treatments for Parkinson's Disease that you should at least know exists. This doesn't mean that you'll want to try all of them but you should at least be able to discuss these options with your primary physician.

"I Can't Thank You Enough"  Dear Lianna,    I can't thank you enough for writing this book. You did a good job. Now all I have to do is to get my husband to read it. I pray soon that he will wake up and be more understanding and patient. God bless you and your family. Sincerely, Joan Hi Lianna    Thank you, to you and your mother for all of your hard work and time in putting this book together for Parkinson's people. I appreciate any information that is easy to read and understand and is also from people like you who have experienced this disease.    I am looking forward to a quiet time with my husband so we can read this together and help each other understand what we may be looking forward to now and in years to come. My husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's on Dec. 2nd 2004, so we are new to this and learning everyday. Sincerely, Roanna

 

The proper treatment for Ongoing Acute Pain in Parkinson's patients and the 7 areas in which physical therapy can help.

A neat little trick that my mother uses to get rid of toe cramping. This one may make you smile but she swears that it works!

The surgical operations that are used to treat Parkinson's patients and the success and risks involved with each method.

The latest research towards finding a cure for Parkinson's Disease and how ethics plays a big part in their potential uses. You'll also learn where you can find the latest information on the fight to find a cure.

11 Tips on how you can make your quality of life better. Simply because you have Parkinson's disease doesn't mean your life has ended. (Did I mention that my mother still goes out dancing sometimes?)

What you should know about the foods you should use more of and those you should avoid like the plague. Yes, diet plays a very important role in helping you live life to the maximum.

5 herbs that have been shown to be helpful in Parkinson's patients. You may still want to discuss these with your doctor though.

What is Tai Chi and how it can help Parkinson's patients. Learn how other physical exercises can help improve general quality of life and strengthen challenged muscles.

Are there any organizations that give monetary support for the Parkinson's patient?

18 Helpful tips on maintaining a healthy body weight. This may mean either gaining or losing weight.

Some practical ways to make life easier for someone with Parkinson's as the disease progresses. These are practical tips that any caregiver will find invaluable.

What you should know about the law in relation to people with Parkinson's and their jobs. You'll discover one of the first things you should do if you're diagnosed with Parkinson's.

What you should know about available financial help from your government and other agencies.

… and much more!

   This 154-page book is the sum total of sixteen years of experience and research in living a life with Parkinson's Disease. It's chock-full of vital facts, helpful hints and critical information... all in one easy to read book.

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   Until now it would have taken you countless hours to research and find the answers to your questions. I'm so excited to be able to bring all this "peace of mind" to you bundled in one place.

   I wanted to keep the price as low as possible since publishing this book is a labor of love for me. It's not how I make my living and I'm not out to get rich by selling it. But it will still cost you a lot less compared to what I paid in the hours of research that went into writing it.

   That's why I set the price at only $19.

   That small amount helps me pay for this website and my internet fees.

   Plus, I also donate a portion of each and every sale to Parkinson's Disease research.

   I think that's a pretty fair price. After all, that's not much more than what you would pay for a meal for two at McDonalds or tickets to a movie.

   And isn't $19 a small investment for something that could help your health and peace of mind?

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   And don't worry, you don't have to be a computer whiz to read it. It will work on any computer (PC or MAC) anywhere in the world... even if it's an old clunker you got years ago.

   In fact, if you were able to get to this web site, then you'll have an easy time downloading and reading the book. You can read it on the screen or print it out, (or both!)... whatever you prefer! It's your choice.

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   There are lots of things my mom wished she had known sixteen years ago that would have reduced the stress and heartache of having Parkinson's disease.

   If she had only know then what she knows now, she could have saved a lot of frustration and needless worry.

   For example, about two months ago she discovered a fairly common item you can buy at Wal-Mart that increases her mobility "almost magically" in less than 30 seconds.

   Anytime she is experiencing downtime ( basically that means her mind has temporarily shut down control of her body and she physically can't move very well), all she has to do is use this item and she'll be up and walking in less than sixty seconds.

   She calls it her little "miracle in a pocket" and now she doesn't go anywhere without it!

   Yet she only made this amazing discovery two months ago. That means that for the first sixteen years of her Parkinson's she had to live through the frustration (and sometimes embarrassment) of her downtime.

   Imagine the freedom you could now have because of this wonderful little item. Imagine how much better your life would be if you had known about this item before.

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   Many people have been emailing me lately with questions regarding various types of pain that they (or their loved ones) may be experiencing with their Parkinson's disease.

   My mom has had her fair share of challenges with pain, especially shoulder and leg pain, but with some help from physiotherapists, massage therapists and acupuncturists, she has been able to manage quite well.

   Remember, everyone is different and so is every case of Parkinson's disease.

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   You might be wondering why I'm doing this.

   And here's why... because I genuinely care about helping people with Parkinson's. My search for a better life for my mom has become a crusade, not only for her, but hopefully for all who suffer from Parkinson's disease.

   And I know this information can help you, in the same way it has helped her.

   Just imagine how more fulfilled your life can be when you have this kind of practical and down-to-earth information at your fingertips. You don't have to suffer those long years in darkness like my mother did before she made these discoveries.

   Frankly, I can't understand why every Parkinson's sufferer and caregiver wouldn't take advantage of this offer.

   Don't waste precious time -- remember it took sixteen years of living with Parkinson's to bring you this vital information, and I am thankful for every day that it has helped give my mom her life back.

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   Wishing you and your loved ones years of good health and happiness,

   God Bless,

Lianna Marie

   P.S.  Don't forget: you have to be completely satisfied. If you're not 100% satisfied, I want you to email or write me for a full and complete refund. Again there will be no hassle, no questions asked. You can't lose.

   P.P.S.  How about your health and peace of mind? Can you imagine what it will be like to have all this information and tips and use them to improve your life? Don't you owe it to yourself (or your loved one) to get these answers today?

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