It is a really rotten disease, isn't it? I guess I was really "lucky" because it didn't 'get me' until I was 76-77 yrs old; unfortunately for me, my husband died when I was 70; thankfully, I have a loving & caring family so I will probably be able to stay at home for close to the end. Altho I am 80 y/o I am still mentally sharp (!!) & basically able to be independent so I am thankful & grateful for that; I go to daily Mass & have a lot of good friends & acquaintances there. God is good-we d o challenge him sometimes tho! Best of luck to you & your wife; I do hope you are able to get back to a few llamas!

Go to Rush in Chicago. Dr. VerHagen!!!!

I'm seeing a neurologist over at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland Ohio. Going to see him in person in November again.

I like my neurologist, but he is at Avon. Ind, which is not close to you. It’s important to find a good one that will listen to you and put you on a good path to help you deal with this rotten disease.

That is a great question and I wish I could help. I've been to PD specialist in KY and OH but would not recommend them.
Good luck. I hope you find someone knowledgeable and compassionate.