Well I had the (semi) dreaded yearly check up with my primary doc. We went through everything- she took high blood pressure of as one of my problems, so that's good. But mostly she showed me the report from the voice doctor. It said "Examination of the larynx demonstrates that gross vocal fold mobility is mildly asymmetrical. There is thinning of the left vocal fold and an overall mild degree of paresis. There is no mass. There is an element of generalized tremulousness to the larynx. There is a left false fold over compression. There is a degree of overall supraglottic compression as well."

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"I reviewed the evaluation in detail with the patient. Based upon the clinical history, examination and diagnosis, I discussed with her that my exam today does identify parkinsonian features, although it is also possible that these represent long-term sequelae of her psychiatric medications."