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Here is a two part story of how I overcame Parkinsonism. The first part is an overview that's been published at TogetherforSharon.com , the second part is more detailed published only here https://www.togetherforsharon.com/recovering-from-parkinsonism-a-parkinsonism-pemf-journey-by-fausto-chavez/ Recovering from Parkinsonism ; A Parkinsonism/PEMF Journey I have never been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease but for many years I deeply studied this condition and what its sufferers go through. I became interested in Parkinson’s because overnight I developed symptoms similar to Parkinson’s.  I developed Parkinsonism through the use of recreational stimulant drugs in my early ‘20s–having used too much drugs, too soon. Stimulant drugs typically enhance dopamine activity, but their overuse can cause problems, such as in my case, where I blew out some dopamine production, which led to resting tremors, dyskinesia, fatigue, sleep and mood disturbances. When symptoms happen acutely ...

Hello In this blog, I will relate my experience playing the Phantasy Star game, the original Master System Version. I have played Phantasy Star 2, 3, and IV, and have never played the first game, so I am quite excited about playing the first title. PS3, by the way, is not a true Phantasy Star game---it was not created by the Phantasy Star team--and did not resemble the other games in the series. Not a true sequal, it's fair to say that PS3 is a very poor game. OK, my first impressions with Phantasy Star ONE is that it resembled II and IV very much in music, the city layout,  the world outside the city, the battle scheme, and the text menu. Basically, this is the real thing;  PS II and IV were clearly built around this original model. I am impressed and happy with how similar it is to the aforementioned games (save for the first-person cave view in the caves). Phantasy Star ONE is also like part 2 in the way that you have to be very careful in the beginning ...