Barry Melrose Parkinson’s Diagnosis

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[shoot2scor]

sad to hear, love Barry

 

[Moog]

Wish him the best......

 

[salami]

That sucks...what a horrible disease. Best wishes to Barry and the family.

 

[lithium]

All the best to Barry and his family.

 

[Dr. Tran]

Very sad news. I wish him the best.

 

[Pevsfreedom]

What a nightmare of a thing. Sucks to hear.

 

[Sevenhole]

A horrible disease for such a positive personality. And he loved the Kings organization

 

[katydid213]

So very sorry to hear. I really enjoyed when he was the Kings coach and was sad to see him leave.
Berry, I sure wish the very best for you. Damned sorry to hear of his health problems.

 

[empire]

Very sad to hear. Barry rocked the Fabulous Forum and took us to our first Stanley Cup Finals. Save your energy, Barry.

 

[STONE]

A recent study proved that a heart rate at 125-140 for 45 minutes helped to relieve and even REVERSE some Parkinsons symptoms. All while riding a stationary bike.

 

[Liz4LA]

Saw the tribute by ESPN with 99 voiceover. Well done. Melrose was best at ESPN. He sold the game and the mullet. So sad to hear about his health.

 

[05/29/93]

A recent study proved that a heart rate at 125-140 for 45 minutes helped to relieve and even REVERSE some Parkinsons symptoms. All while riding a stationary bike.

Source or link??

 

[Pevsfreedom]

Source or link??

I didn't post it but if you google his first sentence,

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"Epidemiological data indicate that exercise may reduce the risk of developing PD. There is now a convincing body of clinical evidence suggesting that PA is beneficial, cost-effective, and low-risk intervention that improves overall health and provides promise for improving both motor and non-motor symptoms in PD."

I suppose the main takeaway is exercise is good.

 

[deathb4dux]

That is so sad to hear. Stay strong Barry!

 

[05/29/93]

I didn't post it but if you google his first sentence,

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"Epidemiological data indicate that exercise may reduce the risk of developing PD. There is now a convincing body of clinical evidence suggesting that PA is beneficial, cost-effective, and low-risk intervention that improves overall health and provides promise for improving both motor and non-motor symptoms in PD."

I suppose the main takeaway is exercise is good.

Thank you for sharing.