Is It Parkinson's or Menopause?When people ask Posy to define her main symptom of Parkinson’s disease (PD), she declares, without hesitating, "Extreme fatigue." (Oh, hang on ... all her female friends claim to be... By Posy3 min readBookmark for later
Why I Chose An Upright WalkerI am not a prognosticator. I researched all the available products on the market that could assist me with Parkinson's disease (PD) and mobility challenges. I found that traditional walkers and... By Marc Mitnick2 min readBookmark for later
A Celebration of SlownessThe sun rips through the window shades on a particularly chilly winter morning, and I feel myself grumble beneath my comforter. It seems to take everything I have to roll... By MaryBeth Skylis2 min readBookmark for later
Is It Parkinson's or Menopause?When people ask Posy to define her main symptom of Parkinson’s disease (PD), she declares, without hesitating, "Extreme fatigue." (Oh, hang on ... all her female friends claim to be... By Posy3 min readBookmark for later
Why I Chose An Upright WalkerI am not a prognosticator. I researched all the available products on the market that could assist me with Parkinson's disease (PD) and mobility challenges. I found that traditional walkers and... By Marc Mitnick2 min readBookmark for later
A Celebration of SlownessThe sun rips through the window shades on a particularly chilly winter morning, and I feel myself grumble beneath my comforter. It seems to take everything I have to roll... By MaryBeth Skylis2 min readBookmark for later
Is It Parkinson's or Menopause?When people ask Posy to define her main symptom of Parkinson’s disease (PD), she declares, without hesitating, "Extreme fatigue." (Oh, hang on ... all her female friends claim to be... By Posy3 min readBookmark for later
Why I Chose An Upright WalkerI am not a prognosticator. I researched all the available products on the market that could assist me with Parkinson's disease (PD) and mobility challenges. I found that traditional walkers and... By Marc Mitnick2 min readBookmark for later
A Celebration of SlownessThe sun rips through the window shades on a particularly chilly winter morning, and I feel myself grumble beneath my comforter. It seems to take everything I have to roll... By MaryBeth Skylis2 min readBookmark for later
Parkinson’s, Positivity, Ivan Petrovich Pavlov, and PhilWhat do Parkinson’s, a long dead Russian named Ivan Petrovich Pavlov, positivity, and Phil possibly have in common? Well, it’s complicated. The connection lies in the way I try to stay... By Phil Horton3 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments3 comments
Negative Thinking: A Barrier To Managing Parkinson’sIn our society, acute or chronic illness is often managed through medication. Many of us have come to rely on the idea "there’s a pill for that." I recently took a... By Phil Horton2 min readBookmark for laterReactions 0 reactions Comments14 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 laterReactions 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 laterReactions 0 reactions Comments0 replies
