@hopeful1964 l use to have problems with writing when l first hand my brain injury in 1997. Then l started having tremors later on when they had me on antidepressants. When they took me off l still had tremors. Then when they started taking me off some of the medicines l haven't had that problem so far. When l went to the mayo clinic they said they think it could have been the meds an allergic reaction and it could have been autoimmune encephalitis which the autoimmune encephalitis alliance said you may have symptoms of mental behavior and doctors are not aware of those symptoms and they are misdiagnosed as bipolar and schizophrenia and many of patients with this disease are placed in the mental units. When l went to the mayo clinic l told them one of my neurologist said l had PD they ruled that out. So l really don't think l have that and they were surprised l even said that l had PD. So l really think its HE, autoimmune encephalitis or encephalopathy

or allergic reaction to the medicine. I was only allergic to codeine and aspirin since 2014 and now l am allergic to so many medicines that the doctors are afraid to prescribe me meds. So l really am blessed that finally after years of wondering why no one was listening to me that their really was something wrong and that my doctors had misdiagnosed me which was told to me by lots of doctors at the Mayo Clinic and my doctors won't admit. I am truly blessed to find out the truth. And my hepatologist told me l didn't have to see any other doctors except him, my pulmonologist, general practice doctor and ophthalmologist that was the best news l ever had.