Mervelee Ratty Nembhard added 30 new photos to the album: Proud JAMAICAN — with Valdin Legister and Paulette Williams.

Pondering about Injustices in the UK
7Albert A Maylor, Smith Stacey and 5 others. 7 Shares

Might go out 2morro go spend some Money…? Have sum months left on dat cussid Contract dat I doan use. Need fi check out BT 2 fi dem Tingy, as I can’t afford fi a get Bun suh fi nutn? I bought 5 Tickets in dem Raffle on Sunday hoping fi win 1 of the cameras, phones/ipod or ticket 4, 2 JA. Not a ting cum up. Well, mek mi see if mi can get a dream den nuh…? So now I go 2 Pray b4 I lay me down to rest. I did not make myself nor neither am I am to do anything without the good Lord’s say so. My 1grandson The Don is my Priority right now seen! Teenager in a matter of days!

5Rose Thompson, Princess Tenegnework Aynalem Lawless and 3 others. 5 Comments. 8 Shares
Went & eat mi Curry Chicken, 1 banana, 1 piece of yam & a load of Salads because I need to cut back sum of the weight & get my Waistline to measure up…? Mi tek mi fass self guh load up with cheapness from JA Day. Even TOM a chat about it, suh mi haffi go try & compensate fi mi Folly! More Albums fi mek & I need to finish my Write Up. Remember I told U it’s is AUGUST Month seen…?

 
8You, Mark Walters, Rose Thompson and 5 others. 1 Comment. 4 Shares
8You, Keith Salmon, Chantay Tomlinson and 5 others. 7 Comments. 4 Shares
Happy belated WA 2 sister Lilieth Evans & Amly Decosie Nembhard. Just playing ketch up my Peeps, but U guys dun know how we Role. Many Happier 1’s to cum & am wishing 4 U long life until they have 2 tek enuh out to Sun…! XXX Big Sister Ratty.
8Mark Walters, Rose Thompson and 6 others
Am on a Role 2 get tings done cause this is AUGUST. Going 2 hang out my Washing & get back pon I Soap Box.

Same suh it guh. Every wey U guh a suh di Dutty Evil Rass de Badmind & Grudge FULL. But none a dem nah tek wey fi me Mojo. Haters plz tek note & dats why I wear mi T-Shirt as mi CB! I aint getting nuh Brown Nose cause mi did never Brought up lika dat?

Understand my Valdin Legister will be on that Iron-Bird 4 a few Trips… Can only pray that the good Lord will keep him S&S 4 these 3 Lovely Grand Children of mine…? My Heart is still in the Right Place no matter what the circumstances! My children & Family are my Worlds!

 Naheel Julene Brown Legister is with Valdin Legister and Mervelee Ratty Nembhard.
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The Legisters. Happy Birthday Adrina the beautiful rose among the good-looking thorns.

Mervelee Ratty Nembhard updated her cover photo.
Understand my Valdin Legister will be on that Iron-Bird 4 a few Trips… Can only pray that the good Lord will keep him S&S 4 these 3 Lovely Grand Children of mine…? My Heart is still in the Right Place no matter what the circumstances! My children & Family are my World!

Mervelee Ratty Nembhard updated her cover photo.

Tom says I must buy a Piggy Bank to save up all my extra travelling expenses in… Think that’s a sensible Idea as I will need lots of MONEY by now & the year 2019 if my Life Spare? House to finish, Grand children to go to High School…. 1 Big Bash to celebrate 1 great Milestone, House Opening & Family Reunion in 1…? If me Dead & Gone I am making sure there is enough ££££’s left behind for the Celebrations of my LIFE!

 Mervelee Ratty Nembhard is with Valdin Legister and 10 others.

There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that I have received a Special Gift from GOD! So how am I supposed to use this Gift for the Benefit of my Family & I…? Still waiting on the good Lord to Open my every Being to See, Hear & Understand those Visions that keep me Immobilised within myself!

 Mervelee Ratty Nembhard is with Paul Tomlinson and 7 others at Townhead Westmoreland JA.
Here is the BD present I got 4 U Mr. Fitzy MERCY!!! Blessings & Guidance Sir Fitzroy Scott!!!

ON THIS DAY 10 years ago
August is 1 pretty busy MONTH 4 Family/Friends/Acquaintances re: B.A.M.!!! Kevin, Donte, Donnett, Yvonne, Annie, Judith, Ryan, Leroy, Lloyd, Jacqueline… 2 Shares

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CHAPTER 21

Arnold Ebenezer Tomlinson Seen Through His Son’s Eyes

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What are atypical Parkinsonian disorders?

Atypical Parkinsonian disorders are progressive diseases that present with some of the signs and symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, but that generally do not respond well to drug treatment with levodopa. They are associated with abnormal protein buildup within brain cells.

The term refers to several conditions, each affecting particular parts of the brain and showing a characteristic course:

• Dementia with Lewy bodies, characterized by an abnormal accumulation of alpha-synuclein protein in brain cells (“synucleinopathy”)
• Progressive supranuclear palsy,  involving tau protein buildup (“tauopathy”) affecting the frontal lobes, brainstem, cerebellum and substantia nigra
• Multiple system atrophy, another synucleinopathy that affects the autonomic nervous system (the part of the nervous system that controls internal functions such as heartbeat, blood pressure, urination  digestion), substantia nigra and at times the cerebellum
• Corticobasal syndrome, a rare tauopathy that typically affects one side of the body more than the other and makes it difficult for patients to see and navigate through space

What are the symptoms of atypical Parkinsonian disorders?

Like classic Parkinson’s disease, atypical Parkinsonian disorders cause muscle stiffness, tremor, and problems with walking/balance and fine motor coordination.

Patients with atypical Parkinsonism often have some degree of difficulty speaking or swallowing, and drooling can be a problem. Psychiatric disturbances such as agitation, anxiety or depression may also be part of the clinical picture.

Dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) can cause changes in attention or alertness over hours or days, often with long periods of sleep (two hours or more) during the day. Visual hallucinations — typically of small animals or children, or moving shadows in the periphery of the visual field — are common in DLB. DLB is second only to Alzheimer’s disease as a cause of dementia in the elderly, and it most commonly affects patients in their 60s.

Patients with progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) may have difficulties with eye movements, particularly when looking downward, and with balance — when descending stairs, for instance. Backward falls are common and may occur during the early course of the disease. PSP is not usually associated with tremor, unlike Parkinson’s disease.

Multiple system atrophy (MSA) can affect autonomic function, with urinary urgency, retention and incontinence, constipation, lightheadedness when standing (orthostasis) and significant otherwise unexplained erectile dysfunction in men. Patients may experience color and temperature changes in hands and feet, such as redness and coldness. When MSA affects the cerebellum, patients may have ataxia, characterized by a wide-based unsteady gait, and lack of coordination in the hands, feet or both.

The symptoms of corticobasal syndrome (CBS) often appear only on one side of the body. Dystonia (abnormal posture of the limbs) and myoclonus (sudden jerking) may occur. Some patients may have difficulties with simple arithmetic early on. Patients may suffer from an inability to demonstrate or recognize the use of common objects. For instance, a CBS sufferer may not be able to show how a hammer is used to strike a nail or how a spoon scoops food and directs it to the mouth. Another unusual symptom of CBS is alien limb phenomenon, in which the patient experiences his or her arm or leg as a foreign structure over which the patient has no control. Patients may repeatedly pick at buttons or zippers on their clothing without realizing it. Alien limb phenomenon can cause patients great fear and distress.

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What are the risk factors for atypical Parkinsonian disorders?

Atypical Parkinsonian disorders are not currently thought to be genetic. Most cases arise from unknown causes, though some may be associated with long-term drug exposure or trauma.

Atypical Parkinsonism Diagnosis

To diagnose an atypical Parkinsonian disorder in a patient exhibiting symptoms, the doctor will start with a thorough history and neurologic exam, and determine the next course of action if Parkinson’s disease drug therapy does not resolve the problem.

He or she may use imaging techniques such as positron emission tomography (PET), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or methods that track dopamine transport in the brain (DAT-SPECT.)

Atypical Parkinsonism Treatment

Although research is deepening medical understanding of these disorders, atypical Parkinsonian disorders are progressive and as yet there are no treatments that effect a cure.

Supportive physical and occupational therapies can help patients cope with their symptoms, and maximizing the patient’s ability to swallow is particularly important. Psychiatric and other specific manifestations of these diseases may respond to medication.Find a DoctorFind a Treatment Center

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