such as EST (Erhard Seminars Training), hypnosis, biofeedback and Rolfing.

Recovery eluded him until the mid-1990s, when doctors finally gave him the diagnosis of dystonia -- a condition related to Parkinson's disease -- and shot the then-experimental treatment of Botox into his forearm. After more than three decades of dormancy, he was suddenly able to play again with his right hand.
Yet even as Fleischer prepared for his upcoming Los Angeles concert, he said he remains far from cured.

"When I play, a good 70 to 80 percent of my concentration is in the positioning of my hand, and being able to use it, and only 30 percent on the music, which is the wrong focus and quite distracting," he explained.

To compensate, Fleischer carefully selects repertoire within his technical range. "Mozartand will be conducted over the next two months.

According to Central Health’s website, the health authority covers the second biggest health region in the province. It serves a population of approximately 94,000 in 177 communities. It covers more than half the total landmass of the island of Newfoundland: from Baie Verte over to Fogo and the Terra Nova National Park area and down to the south coast.