As a Nature lover and photographer, I prefer the beauty of a breathtaking sunrise or sunset as opposed to the effects of climate change.

Sharing Over 40 Years of Wisdom Living with Parkinson's Disease by author Karl Robb
As a Nature lover and photographer, I prefer the beauty of a breathtaking sunrise or sunset as opposed to the effects of climate change.
Make your mark! Take a stand! Make the world that you live in a little bit better, if you are able! Make it a great day! #MotivationMonday
Happy 4th!
Taking time for relaxation, clarity, or a respite for your health is much needed and well-deserved! #MotivationMonday
We all have unique gifts, abilities, and talents but if we don’t use them, no one else can appreciate them. #MotivationMonday
The more flexible we are, the easier it is to adapt to change. #MotivationMonday
Attaining an aspiration is a celebration. Making a dream a reality – a lifetime fulfillment! Keep on reaching! #MotivationMonday
Watch these videos to learn more about these amazing people and how they are living with Parkinson’s disease!
Make this day better for everyone you encounter! Bring kindness back as a standard currency! #MotivationMonday
There is something magical about a landscape and capturing a second in time that is totally unique.
Relief from any situation takes research and curiosity on your own. If we are to be our very best, we must do as much and learn as much as we can, about making our condition better. #MotivationMonday
Nature Appreciation – Art is in Nature and both are to be revered and preserved! #MotivationMonday
A conversation with Larry and Rebecca Gifford (co-hosts, When Life Gives You Parkinson’s podcast) – A casual talk between two couples about living with Parkinson’s disease…
Making The Most of Advocacy Opportunities – We must all do what we can to make a difference in improving, ourselves, our loved ones, our community, and our environment.
Building your network and support system, both medical and spiritual, is mandatory – especially for those dealing with illness! #MotivationMonday
It isn’t selfish to put your health first if you are dealing with illness. How can you serve others if you are unable to help yourself? #MotivationMonday
Not for many years in my 30+ years of Parkinson’s disease have I seen a film that condenses and explains this mysterious illness so well.
If we don’t at the very least try to express our feelings and advocate about our illness, we are missing the opportunity to receive awareness, funding, new therapies, and improved medications. Today is World Parkinson’s Day- Get involved! #WorldParkinsonsDay #MotivationMonday
Parkinson’s disease Awareness Month has begun! Spreading awareness and information, when at all possible is key. #ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth
Your Parkinson’s disease doesn’t have to dictate your life, but your life dictates your Parkinson’s disease. #MotivationMonday
Treasure the splendor! Capturing a beautiful image in an instant is both a marvel and a gift! #MotivationMonday
A good day means you accomplished a task. A great day means you improved someone’s life! #MotivationMonday
Uncovering Potential Through Illness – Time is fleeting, Your life precious, and your potential, unlimited! #MotivationMonday
In these volatile times, our daily spiritual diet is best nourished with gratitude, resilience, appreciation, empathy, and compassion. #MotivationMonday
Kind intentions have merit, but kind actions have meaning. #MotivationMonday
Love can be celebrated daily and not just on one day with candy and flowers—but in every aspect of our being! Love is the gift! #MotivationMonday
Peaceful Power – Beautiful landscapes and serene settings have peaceful, calming, and healing properties! #MotivationMonday
One key to life is identifying what decisions truly impact you and which ones won’t. #MotivationMonday
In Depth Discussion w/ Dr. Michael Okun, University of Florida, Chair of Neurology. A longtime friend and fellow author, Michael, Angela, and I discuss a wide range of topics from advocacy, complementary medicine/reiki, exercise, and so much more.
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day