I've bought a second-hand English dictionary that is no longer printed and it's an absolute marvel. It's even better than a thesaurus, with all sorts of expressions very well explained to help write, enriching vocabulary. It even beats any internet tool. It's called Longman Language Activator.

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That is what they teach you to do for Parkinskns when your leg isn’t following your brain signals..

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1/3 Yes, seems to be a recent decline in his condition. Dr John Paul Garrison (forensic psychologist) raised serious health concerns re Trump's apparent involuntary right-arm spasms and twitching during recently-broadcasted public appearances.

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Yep. My husband did it and he had Lewy Body dementia.

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Repetitive movements or tapping can be associated with brain injury, stroke aftereffects, or neurodegenerative conditions like Parkinson's disease. Physical therapists sometimes note that rhythmic tapping or patting helps patients break abnormal muscle tension or stiffness patterns in the legs.

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