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My name is Stacy. I'm 35 years old and at the age of 29 I was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease

specifically something called young onset Parkinson's disease.

I'm a doctor living in Australia and my first symptoms were a tremor in my left hand and I remember

very clearly one day I was just finishing up a case in the operating theater and my consultant

commented that my left hand was a little bit shakier than usual and had asked if I've

had extra coffee that day.

I didn't really think anything of it.

And then a couple weeks later,

I remember getting the odd weird muscle twitch and again not really thinking anything of it and then

one day I just couldn't tie surgical knots with my left hand which was something I had spent a lot of time trying to learn and had been able to do just as well as my right hand and suddenly all of the sudden, all of the sudden sudden I became quite clumsy and then over time I started getting just a little bit more symptoms, a little bit more twitching, getting cramps on and off, and all on my left hand's eye.

And then so I had mentioned this to my flatmate, who was also a doctor,

and he told me that I needed to go see the J-P, which is what I should have done a while ago.

But I finally went and I got referred to a neurologist and the neurologist said it's likely a mess given the fact you're female and young and so I was sent for an MRI on, and I had an MR on, I think a week or two later, and then went to see the neurologist again in the

I was perfectly clear.

The neurologist wasn't sure what was going on.

Thought it might be an essential charmer,

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