Do you find yourself losing track of time? Do you ever miss a dose of
Category: Philosophy
Parkinson’s Disease Is But A Detour On The GPS Of Life
To the uninitiated, Parkinson’s disease appears to be but a curse when in reality this illness opens a window that for many of us was never there prior to being ill…
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Who Says Parkinson’s Patients Only Get Worse?
There is so much gloom and doom on our cable, Internet, wireless, and any other
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Celebrate Your Life — You Don’t Have To Celebrate The Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s has taught me to appreciate every day, to appreciate and to truly be grateful for the good things and the simple pleasures in my life. Whether one has Parkinson’s disease or is in perfect health, the realization that a positive outlook not only makes you feel better but makes those around you feel better as well.
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Picture of the week – Rainbow
When the clouds part and the sun comes out, there is a rainbow. As basic
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Picture Of The Week-PD Awareness Tulips
Bring About PD Awareness! April is Parkinson’s disease awareness month and it is time to
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The Joy Of Starting A Support Group
Support groups are just a place for people to commiserate and belly ache, or at
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10 Medical Questions To Ponder – I Think
Why can’t we have a more progressive healthcare and insurance system that rewards proper nutrition and self-care with lower doctor bills and reduced insurance rates?
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Picture Of The Week –Sunset #1
I am constantly amazed at the beauty of the rising and setting of our sun. I
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Picture Of The Week–Spring Is Near!
Blossoms of Spring! I love Spring! The bright skies and the moderate temperatures make for
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Picture Of The Week-Perspective
There is a distinct and simple beauty that surrounds us all. Even in the largest
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Banyan Tree Photo
The Banyan tree is a majestic and inspiring tree made up of numerous individual offshoots
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An Open Mind May Lead To Healing
Parkinson’s Disease is a designer disease without any glamour or style. Unique to each owner
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Picture Of The Week-Snow Meditation
A Peaceful and Calming Image of Winter As much as the gray of Winter and
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Giving Thanks in 2010
As another Thanksgiving nears and I am forced to realize that this holiday differs from
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My Zelapar Follow Up
To my few but loyal followers, I apologize for the brief hiatus that I have
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More Helpful Apps For Parkinson’s Patients
More Helpful Apps For Parkinson’s Patients As a self-proclaimed APP addict, I am discovering the
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Is there a Parkinson’s profile?
More Apps for Parkinson’s coming soon! Is there a profile for the person who gets
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Apps To Help Parkinson’s Disease?
PD Apps A good App should make your life easier, educate, entertain, inform, or enlighten.
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An App Sure To Make You Laugh!
This posting, while it may appear to be a departure from my usual rant on
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Fighting Negativity
Oil Spills, Terrorism, Earthquakes, Tragedy, Mudslides, Injustice, Hate, Cruelty, Death, and Destruction! This is what makes
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A Danger In Profiling
Is Profiling Really Right? I am worried! I’ll tell you why. The Transportation Security Agency
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If This Healthcare Bill Can Reduce Suffering, How Can It Be Bad?
By Karl Robb  Before you read this you need to know that I believe as
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TrendWatch – Part 1
Our Western culture values a puzzling menagerie of unrelated and diverse topics. The slow death
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Don’t Expect Everyone To Understand Parkinson’s!
We expect our loved ones, friends, associates, and colleagues to understand our struggle with this difficult ailment. Rarely, if ever, do two PD patients share the exact same symptoms as the other.Â
