Living with Parkinson's Disease for over 40 years
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Sharing your diagnosis can free you from a burden of secrecy and also give your loved ones a chance to participate in your well-being. #MotivationMonday
You are the only one who can decide how you want to navigate your chronic illness. The more informed that you are, the greater your options. There really is power in staying informed! #MotivationMonday
Halloween can bring the child in all of us out, even, just for a night. Scary, comical, mysterious, or heroic, we can all aspire to a character for a night of variety. #HappyHalloween #MotivationMonday
Halloween is more than candy and scary costumes. Make this holiday a little more special and treat your neighbors to a get together. Celebrate your community with music, sharing, and food. #MotivationMonday
Your wellness begins and ends with you! #MotivationMonday
There is beauty all around you. It is your job to appreciate it! #MotivationMonday
With the support, love, faith, and inspiration of friends, family and words of wisdom, we can overcome any barrier or challenge. #MotivationMonday
Living well with Parkinson’s disease or any chronic illness requires dedication and a focus to your own self-care in every detail! #MotivationMonday
The inevitable changes of our lives can come at the most unexpected and inconvenient times. It is the challenges of change that test our flexibility and resilience. #MotivationMonday
Making your best decision often means asking the tough questions! Know where your money goes and how it is being used. Keep on top of your donations and who you give to! #MotivationMonday
Everyday is unique and special! You are the catalyst to determining the day! #MotivationMonday
Look At Your Week As Art! Think of this week as your own blank canvas to create your masterpiece. #MotivationMonday
Light Leads Our Way! Our perspective, our attitude, and our demeanor set the trajectory of our journey. #Motivation Monday
Navigating the Journey – Weather the storm, through rain and gale, Set your course, set your sail… #MotivationMonday
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
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.
