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Автор: John Smith
Дата: 16.10.03, @07:38

' Чего-то нервное, но не болезнь Паркинсона... был вынужден отменить гастроли.
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' "I was at the point where it felt as if this problem was practically destroying my life along with my self-esteem," said Osbourne, who has found a wide audience as a foul-mouthed, shuffling patriarch in MTV's hit reality series "The Osbournes" which takes viewers into his home.
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' "I was no longer comfortable being around people, which, as you can imagine, is not the best trait for a performer," Osbourne said.
'
' Dr. Allan Ropper, the chairman of the neurology department at Tufts University in Boston and Osbourne's physician, said tests had showed Osbourne did not have Parkinson's disease and that his tremor was "coming under control with medication."
'
' "Unfortunately, one of the side effects of the medication is dry mouth, which greatly impairs the voice. This problem usually subsides after three to four weeks, but the downside is that this will definitely affect Mr. Osbourne's ability to sing at this time," Ropper said.
'
' Osbourne's European Tour, which had been scheduled to begin in Dublin on Oct. 22, will be rescheduled for early 2004, the statement from the performer said.

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(офф) Осборна трясет -- SL -- 15.10.03@16:37 (Чит.: 106)

fuck! :( (-) -- John Smith -- 16.10.03@07:38 (Чит.: 31)
от нейролептиков, ИМХО. От них и сухость во рту, и тремор, и осипший голос - side effects (-) -- Говяхов Гогей Гоевич -- 16.10.03@01:25 (Чит.: 35)

' Чего-то нервное, но не болезнь Паркинсона... был вынужден отменить гастроли.
' 
' "I was at the point where it felt as if this problem was practically destroying my life along with my self-esteem," said Osbourne, who has found a wide audience as a foul-mouthed, shuffling patriarch in MTV's hit reality series "The Osbournes" which takes viewers into his home. 
' 
' "I was no longer comfortable being around people, which, as you can imagine, is not the best trait for a performer," Osbourne said. 
' 
' Dr. Allan Ropper, the chairman of the neurology department at Tufts University in Boston and Osbourne's physician, said tests had showed Osbourne did not have Parkinson's disease and that his tremor was "coming under control with medication." 
' 
' "Unfortunately, one of the side effects of the medication is dry mouth, which greatly impairs the voice. This problem usually subsides after three to four weeks, but the downside is that this will definitely affect Mr. Osbourne's ability to sing at this time," Ropper said. 
' 
' Osbourne's European Tour, which had been scheduled to begin in Dublin on Oct. 22, will be rescheduled for early 2004, the statement from the performer said.

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