When given the choice of being right or happy, happy usually wins out.
Author: Karl Robb
Impact of actions
Kind intentions carry merit, but kind actions have real impact.
What Is It Going To Take?
I am quickly nearing the age of 50. To many of you reading this, 50
Partners in Parkinson’s DC event this Sunday 10/12
This Sunday marks the first Partners in Parkinson’s event in Washington DC. The event is
As we near the end of Summer & Fall PD Educational Events 2014
I recently had the opportunity to express my thoughts about the tragic death of Robin
Effort
In the American mindset, most of us associate the accumulation and increase of rewards to

10 More Tips for Staying Positive and Proactive
I recently developed this list for the Parkinson’s Wellness Chapter in Cincinnati (http://www.parkinsonswellness.org/) OH. I thought
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month – News and upcoming events
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month – News and upcoming events
Relying On Our Intuition
Our intuition is what keeps us stable and on an even keel. Intuition is what
A Mindful Christmas
As Christmas nears and I think about the coming New Year, I ask myself what

In honor of our book release anniversary!
It’s been a year since the official release of A Soft Voice in a Noisy
Being Thankful!
As Thanksgiving nears, I felt it important to focus on gratitude and appreciation. I am
Where Have I Been?
My friends and readers, Once again, I have neglected the blog unintentionally due to several
Michael J. Fox’s Show Could Change Parkinson’s Disease Perception!
HBO’s In Treatment was the first series I have seen Parkinson’s Disease (PD) addressed in
Let me hear from you!
I want to know if you have questions, comments, or suggestions for upcoming posts. Are
Back To School–Keep It Going!
I haven’t purchased a new backpack or stocked up on office supplies. Ads galore remind
Sunday Connections 8/18/13 with guest Richard London
Join Karl and Angela Robb this Sunday at 5pm EST/2pm PST as they host Sunday

Making A Believer
Making A Believer A Soft Voice in a Noisy World Karl Robb
Lasting Friendships Through Parkinson’s Conferences
Thank you to all my readers! I want to express my sincere gratitude for all

Back from vacation!
It is far too easy to become enveloped and disconnected when we get so deeply engrossed in our jobs and projects. Mindfulness promotes awareness and being in the moment but obsession becomes all-consuming.
The Frustration
Why is it that some people who need help ask for help and when help
Parkinson’s Isn’t A Punch Line or West Goes In The Wrong Direction!
If you read this blog with any frequency, you know that I don’t make a

Good Friends!
This is REAL FRIENDSHIP! I hope this gave you a smile–please pass it on. From
Share Your Thoughts With Me
Based on recent events, I have encountered and spoken with a variety of people from
Join me Sunday at 5:00 PM EDT on Sunday Connections!
If you have Parkinson’s disease or are a carepartner/caregiver and are looking for ideas or

Skepticism
I am neither a doctor nor am I a scientist. I am simply a Parkinson’s
Book Review: A Handbook for Life by Richard London
If you haven’t read my friend, Rich London’s book, A Handbook for Life: A Practical

Hear A Soft Voice In A Noisy World Audio Book Promo!
ow on YouTube! We placed the audio book trailer on YouTube, please feel free to share with your friends, support groups, and anyone dealing with Parkinson’s!

A Tribute To My Wife and Carepartner for Parkinson’s Awareness Month-April!
She makes me whole. Her passionate optimism, her zest for life, and her ability to

April is Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month
In case you didn’t know, April is Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month. Just in time, I am excited