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Parkinson’s Disease
By Eleison Comments on March 6, 2010

People choosing to observe that kind of thing had noticed that a hand of Bishop Williamson trembles, so for years a rumour had been circulating that he suffered from Parkinson’s Disease. Recently the rumour was given another run for its money. An examination being called for, two weeks ago a London neurologist duly observed, amongst other symptoms, that the muscles of the two arms show no marked difference, and that the trembling occurs when the arm is active and not, as in Parkinson’s Disease, when it is inactive.  The neurologist duly ruled out Parkinson’s and pronounced that the symptoms are rather of Benign Essential Tremor.  (In other words a trembling hand proves that the Bishop has a Malady of Trembling.  Ah, how re-assuring are all the syllables of medical diagnoses!)
However, let nobody be disappointed at this news.  Let them take their pick from a rich variety of ways of not having to take the Bishop seriously.  Some of them actually come from enemies!-

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