The 2020 pandemic has robbed us of my favorite living musician, the great John Prine.

Sharing Over 30 Years of Wisdom Living with Parkinson's Disease by author Karl Robb
The 2020 pandemic has robbed us of my favorite living musician, the great John Prine.
It’s that perpetual question that haunts us all at this time of year. Family dinner
The struggles of coping with dyskinesia and understanding how it differs from tremor.
I am so excited to announce that Angela and I will be guest blogging for
What keeps you motivated? What gets you out of bed every day? What makes you
I will be re-releasing this and a few other posts from my archives that I
I am so honored, humbled, and proud to announce that for the 3rd year in
Hyperbole on television, the evening news, politics, the Internet, and especially late night shows, is
As Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month comes to a close, as one well too familiar with
It is April and that means it is Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month! Everyday ought to
ASoftVoice.com has been recognized by FeedSpot as a top 50 blog on Parkinson’s Disease! We
Please help us get in your local library! Six copies of A Soft Voice in
In the near 200 years, since the discovery of Parkinson’s Disease (PD), the theories of
I am so pleased to have Robin Elliott, the Executive Director and CEO of the
 Star Trek and I turn 5 decades, 2.5 scores, 1/2 a century, or 50
It happened on April 12, 2016, a most unbelievable day in about 30 years! I
Be kind to the Planet and it’s creatures, today and everyday. Here is something that
Join me and my wife and carepartner, Angela, for a Q & A as we
Calm and Very Cool! The time has come to demystify the word reiki (ray-key). “Rei”
Last night, I attended a viewing of Dave Iverson’s touching film Capturing Grace. The documentary
Let’s stop worrying about the parts of our lives that we can’t possibly change.
It has always been my intention to provide the readers, both Parkinson’s disease related and not, a thought, a picture, or a story that might inspire or spark conversation.
There is no question that Parkinson’s disease can be a tremendous struggle, filled with changes and developments. My theory is that when we ‘wage war, go to battle, or fight’, we highlight stress, violence, and turmoil.
I am fresh back from Alaska where I was treated to a bounty of natural
Consider this for your search for health and wellness:
UPDATE! Just in case you missed it, here is the video link to the Champions
How do you define a “good day”? The elements that compose the day are subjective
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month – News and upcoming events
Join Karl and Angela Robb this Sunday at 5pm EST/2pm PST as they host Sunday