Parkinson's Disease Is a ThiefParkinson’s is a funny old disease to get your head around. I do not mean funny in the classical "LOL" sense ... but I mean funny in the sense that,... By Shamsa Hussain3 min readBookmark for later
Facing the Future with Parkinson's, Stoically and RealisticallyIn life, there are 2 sides to every story. For instance, my whole dealing with Parkinson’s thing says that in order to be optimally functional, I need to avoid timelines... By Dan Glass3 min readBookmark for later
On Adaptive Tools, Pride, and Parkinson’sLast year, I sent my dad a pair of adaptive shoes and an adaptive (magnetic) shirt, thinking that they might be able to take some of the frustration out of... By MaryBeth Skylis3 min readBookmark for later
Parkinson's Disease Is a ThiefParkinson’s is a funny old disease to get your head around. I do not mean funny in the classical "LOL" sense ... but I mean funny in the sense that,... By Shamsa Hussain3 min readBookmark for later
Facing the Future with Parkinson's, Stoically and RealisticallyIn life, there are 2 sides to every story. For instance, my whole dealing with Parkinson’s thing says that in order to be optimally functional, I need to avoid timelines... By Dan Glass3 min readBookmark for later
On Adaptive Tools, Pride, and Parkinson’sLast year, I sent my dad a pair of adaptive shoes and an adaptive (magnetic) shirt, thinking that they might be able to take some of the frustration out of... By MaryBeth Skylis3 min readBookmark for later
Parkinson's Disease Is a ThiefParkinson’s is a funny old disease to get your head around. I do not mean funny in the classical "LOL" sense ... but I mean funny in the sense that,... By Shamsa Hussain3 min readBookmark for later
Facing the Future with Parkinson's, Stoically and RealisticallyIn life, there are 2 sides to every story. For instance, my whole dealing with Parkinson’s thing says that in order to be optimally functional, I need to avoid timelines... By Dan Glass3 min readBookmark for later
On Adaptive Tools, Pride, and Parkinson’sLast year, I sent my dad a pair of adaptive shoes and an adaptive (magnetic) shirt, thinking that they might be able to take some of the frustration out of... By MaryBeth Skylis3 min readBookmark for later
Let It Be: My Outlook for Coping with Multiple ConditionsWhile doing stretching exercises I often listen to music to help keep rhythm and make it a little less boring. One day the Beatles iconic song "Let it Be" began... By Thea Destephano3 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Increasing Exercise for Parkinson’s: The Benefits I ExperiencedRecently, I stayed at an inpatient rehabilitation facility due to an exacerbation of my Parkinson’s disease. During my 3-week stay, I decided to compare the amount of time that I... By Marc Mitnick2 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments12 comments
Unsure of FeelingsI was diagnosed with Parkinson's in February of this year. I don't know how I feel. Yes, I have tremors and restless legs, but the biggest change I have seen...Bookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments4 comments
Fill in the blank: "I overcome apathy by ___."We posted this fill in the blank prompt on our Facebook page, so we wanted to see what answers we got here in our forums. Respond below! ...Bookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments7 replies
