Living with Parkinson's Disease Is No Walk in the ParkLet’s get real ... living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) is no walk in the park (pardon my pun.) Parkinson’s disease is a serious chronic, progressive, and debilitating disease. It is... By Marc Mitnick2 min readBookmark for later
Clinging to Creature ComfortsThe blue light flickers in the living room, projecting pictures of real-time news events one evening. I know that it’s my dad who’s sitting in the chair in the darkness,... By MaryBeth Skylis3 min readBookmark for later
Stop Judging Me!At last, after holding her breath with worry for half a year, Posy was on her way to Florida to visit her lovely, but very poorly daughter. Posy and her... By Posy5 min readBookmark for later
Living with Parkinson's Disease Is No Walk in the ParkLet’s get real ... living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) is no walk in the park (pardon my pun.) Parkinson’s disease is a serious chronic, progressive, and debilitating disease. It is... By Marc Mitnick2 min readBookmark for later
Clinging to Creature ComfortsThe blue light flickers in the living room, projecting pictures of real-time news events one evening. I know that it’s my dad who’s sitting in the chair in the darkness,... By MaryBeth Skylis3 min readBookmark for later
Stop Judging Me!At last, after holding her breath with worry for half a year, Posy was on her way to Florida to visit her lovely, but very poorly daughter. Posy and her... By Posy5 min readBookmark for later
Living with Parkinson's Disease Is No Walk in the ParkLet’s get real ... living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) is no walk in the park (pardon my pun.) Parkinson’s disease is a serious chronic, progressive, and debilitating disease. It is... By Marc Mitnick2 min readBookmark for later
Clinging to Creature ComfortsThe blue light flickers in the living room, projecting pictures of real-time news events one evening. I know that it’s my dad who’s sitting in the chair in the darkness,... By MaryBeth Skylis3 min readBookmark for later
Stop Judging Me!At last, after holding her breath with worry for half a year, Posy was on her way to Florida to visit her lovely, but very poorly daughter. Posy and her... By Posy5 min readBookmark for later
The Big QuestionsCan anyone answer the questions we all ask? When 2 people with Parkinson’s disease (PD) meet, the conversation usually unfolds in a fairly predictable manner. The novice wants the veteran... By Posy3 min readBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments2 comments
Icebergs Ahead: The Weight Beneath Our SurfaceWhen I taught English, one of the greatest challenges was to explain irony. To be funny, I would say that it’s the opposite of every example Alanis Morrissette sang about... By Dan Glass4 min readBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Brain/Body Connection and Parkinson'sI've had a long time to witness the worsening of the "normal" connection between what my brain wants to do and what my body actually does or how quickly it...Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments1 comments
Share the truth about Parkinson's diseaseCurrently, there are an estimated 1 million people in the United States living with PD. To better understand the patient/caregiver experience and realities of Parkinson's disease, we are fielding our...Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 replies
