My gratitude goes out to my friends at DAPS in
Karl Robb | A Soft Voice in a Noisy World
Living with Parkinson's Disease for over 40 years
My gratitude goes out to my friends at DAPS in
I believe that our history is but a stepping stone.
Have you done something for someone else, today? Have you
Be kind to the Planet and it’s creatures, today and
My friends at NWPF in Seattle mentioned my friends at
Checkout the artistic innovators at http://www.forgingresilience.org and assist them in
Join me and my wife and carepartner, Angela, for a
Today, I offer you a gift of beauty-the red tulip
If you didn’t know, April is Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month!
If you travel at all or live by water, you
Parkinson’s disease (PD) remains a mystery to science almost as
Last night, I attended a viewing of Dave Iverson’s touching
Just as the Super Bowl turns 50 this year, so
If you are dealing with Parkinson’s disease, then I suggest
Wellness Way is your opportunity at the World Parkinson Congress 2016 in Portland, OR, to take time for yourself and experience therapies like massage, yoga, reiki, meditation and more.
I have been fortunate to have attended 2 World Parkinson
Once you find a routine that works well it becomes
If you are going to take any kind of risk, make sure that you have looked at all the angles!
Who would have that thought a piece of technology, like Headspace, could be so instrumental in reviving my peace and calm.
Joe Sartore’s Photo Ark of extinct or near extinct species on this planet is moving, inspiring, tearful, shameful, eye-opening, jaw-dropping, and purely beautiful.
I recently attended a funeral of a dear friend’s father’s
As Thanksgiving rapidly nears, I am compelled to once again
Let’s stop worrying about the parts of our lives that we can’t possibly change.
Today, the newest James Bond blockbuster, SPECTRE, is released in
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.
These are just a few of my observations from living with Parkinson’s disease for over 30 years. I hope you find them to be of help and encourage you to share what have learned with me and my readers.
This is a gentle reminder to all the selfless caregivers,