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A Fresh Start!
Happy New Year! With the New Year comes the opportunity for a fresh start and an
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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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Is HBO Making Early Onset Parkinson’s Disease A Prime Time Topic?
In the event that you may have missed the return of HBO’s riveting series, In
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It Wasn’t On The Box!
What do you know about the food you had for lunch yesterday or the pizza
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Michael J. Fox Interview w/ Sanjay Gupta Was Excellent!
If you missed it, there are portions from last night’s inspirational interview with Michael J.
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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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Know The Risks
I’m concerned when I hear of drug companies and medical procedures that claim that their
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April Is Parkinson’s Awareness Month!
Parkinson’s Disease Puts Your Life In Perspective This month is Parkinson’s Awareness Month! I will
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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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It’s Only A Matter Of Time
Whether you see time as a naturally occurring force, a convention of man, or just
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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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Goodbye 2009
The past year was an odd and difficult year. It was a year of hope
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What Did You Say To Me?
Last December, my business, http://www.truetip.com, sent out what I thought was a cheerful and well-intentioned
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Is 2012 the end as we know it?
Times are tough and they just seem to keep getting tougher. If the nightly news,
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You Eat What?
As a long-time vegetarian, I find it laughable when vegetarians tell me that “A little
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Potential Cures May Be Coming
American innovation is what made this country a world leader. I am an inventor. I have Parkinson’s Disease. It’s a disease that I have battled and lived with for over 20 years.
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When Do You Get DBS?
It’s a dilemma facing many of my friends with Parkinson’s–when should I have Deep Brain
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Go Back For Seconds!
I called my Neurologist to get a referral for a Cardiologist with some understanding of PD, PD meds, and the heart.
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Picking Your Doctors
Selecting your general practitioner and neurologist are 2 of the most important decisions that you
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Don’t Expect Everyone To Understand Parkinson’s!
When I was first diagnosed at the age of 23, I have to admit, the
