Living with Parkinson's Disease for over 40 years
Share Your Hope and Encouragement Through Writing a “Dear Newly Diagnosed Me” letter by August 10, 2026!
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Share Your Hope and Encouragement Through Writing a “Dear Newly Diagnosed Me” letter by August 10, 2026!
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Share your fears with each other and don’t hide your feelings. Show your support and love for one another…
Share Your Hope and Encouragement Through Writing a “Dear Newly Diagnosed Me” letter by August 10, 2026!
Parkinson Disease Research opportunity, World Parkinson Congress, and more
Travelling to Phoenix for the 2026 World Parkinson Congress, there is assistance available from the TSA Cares.
A New Year provides a new opportunity for staying on schedule in the New Year.
Books, Resources, and Tools to Consider – Looking for new books, resources and tools? See our suggestions 🙂
The Parkinson’s Plan makes the point that 90% of Parkinson’s disease cases may be preventable! It’s about time that we admit that we are not fully aware of what chemicals are doing to our bodies and our environment. This may be the most important book ever written on Parkinson’s disease!
Nobody covered a story like Bill Moyers! I will miss his calm and charming drawl.
A Soft Voice in a Noisy World is a metaphor for finding a voice, especially in challenging circumstances like living with a condition like Parkinson’s Disease.Â
Kristine Meldrum the award-winning author of the book, Parkinson’s: How to Reduce Symptoms Through Exercise.
Parkinson’s in Under a Minute is a short video information series about Parkinson’s disease – to shed light on some of the mysteries of Parkinson’s!
Today is World Parkinson’s Day April 11, 2025! #SparktheNight has buildings, monuments, and bridges lit around the world for #worldparkinsonsday to raise awareness of #ParkinsonsDisease!
We need a brand-new approach when delivering a diagnosis in the United States. Newly diagnosed people with any illness must be eased into a diagnosis along with options and available resources to further their education.
April is Parkinson’s disease Awareness Month! Get involved with numerous projects going on all over the world! There is something to choose for everyone!
As an admirer and long-time fan of Christopher Reeve, a moving new documentary of his strength and courage, renewed my passion for advocacy – reminding me of the amount of dedication, passion, and tenacity it takes to make change!
Appreciation, Gratitude, and Thanksgiving – Focus on what is good in your life and what you can do to make it better.
For those of us living with Parkinson’s disease 24-7, our awareness needs no added reminder.
April is Parkinson’s disease Awareness Month! Get involved with numerous projects going on all over the world! There is something to choose for everyone!
Our online event with PMD Alliance shares our knowledge and about growing old with Young Onset Parkinson’s disease.
Parkinson’s disease symptoms seem to vanish briefly, as I focus on the image at hand. It takes my complete attention.
If you want to stay on Santa’s good list, remain in your spouse’s or family’s good graces, or just want keep out of a holiday ER, these holiday tips may help!
Do We Have Control? Today, accept that you are not in control and that the few things that you think that you have control of are enough.
Parkinson’s disease can be disarming when it comes to being heard, being seen, and being understood!
Today is the day to make a step forward! #MotivationMonday ….
Messages of gratitude and thankfulness to friends and family are a wonderful way to begin the week #MotivationMonday
3 Pieces of Advice to Newly Diagnosed #MotivationMonday
Staying on top of our goals and keeping focused with Parkinson’s disease can be very difficult for many of us.
You hear both Karl’s (a person with Parkinson’s) and Angela’s (a carepartner) unique perspectives about routine and facing Parkinson’s disease.
A conversation about mind matters & Parkinson’s disease with neuropsychologist, Dr. Sarah Lageman.
It is a difficult task to face Parkinson’s disease. Choosing to be open to learning to work around this illness may just be the key.
Facing Parkinson’s with the help of Zoom has nurtured connections and built friendships from all over the world.
