Families caring for someone with Parkinson’s disease often discover that the most difficult part of advanced caregiving isn’t simply managing physical symptoms. It’s adjusting to a life that demands new decisions, unfamiliar responsibilities, and emotional endurance.
Preparing for Stage 4 and Stage 5 Parkinson’s Caregiving Read More »
Here’s the YouTube clip of a new movie coming out of England: “Onward and Sideways.” I’m not sure when it will arrive in the States or in other countries, but
Onwards and Sideways – the New Parkie Movie Read More »
My niece, Gwynn, is rapidly building up her Hollywood resume. Here is one of the commercials she recently starred in.
All in the Family – 2 Read More »
The New York Times recently published three articles about professional football players, Parkinson’s disease, and concussions. However, there’s no sense of warning or urgency.
I want to apologize for what happened with my website recently. I was creating a new blog post directly on the site (I usually do it as a Word document, then copy and paste into Parkingsuns.com.). I decided that I didn’t like it, so to delete the rough draft I clicked “Move to Trash.”
For some reason, I ended up moving about a dozen already published posts to “trash” as well.
Apologies & Let’s Move On Read More »
No, we’re not talking (at least this time) about the world-famous children’s book And Tango Makes Three, about the two gay male penguins who raised an abandoned baby chick at a
Every time I visit my PD Doctors, I always present as being in tip-top shape. I tap my fingers, tap my toes, and if there are two or more
New Parkinson’s Symptom: “Doctor’s Office Syndrome” Read More »
It’s time for another awe walk, where we wander around paying attention to details that we might not notice otherwise.
April Awe Walk, 2026 Read More »
I received an invitation to swim 2.4 miles up in Maine’s frigid water. I so wish I could do this.
Come join other People with Parkinson’s for a special event focusing on poetry. Bring your own poem to share with the group!
Poetry and Parkinson’s: Tuesday, August 18th Read More »