How Am I Doing? 4th Update
My husband and I started taking daily walks. Each day we walk longer and longer distances.
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My husband and I started taking daily walks. Each day we walk longer and longer distances.
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************** There’s a disconnect between YouTube videos about bladder issues put out by various Parkinson’s organizations (see example below) and documents you can find by Googling “Parkinson’s disease” + “urinary
Parkinson’s Disease and Urinary Tract Infections Read More »
********** I can smell again! Like most Parkies, I lost the ability to smell anything soon after I was diagnosed. But my olfactory powers returned last night, and are still
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People with Parkinson’s disease (PwP) often hear doctors and others say, “You won’t die from Parkinson’s, you’ll die with Parkinson’s.” This can be misleading.
Mortality and Parkinson’s Read More »
********** Almost two weeks have passed since the doctors at Mount Sinai turned on the batteries for my Deep Brain Stimulation setup. How am I doing? Check it out: I
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How can you help an aging loved one with Parkinson’s disease stay financially secure?
How can you support someone with Parkinson’s disease to manage their finances? Read More »
It’s been five days since the medical staff at Mount Sinai turned on the current in my DBS system. In general, the time since then has been OK. For the
I’m about to undergo three procedures to surgically install Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) wires in my head and a battery pack in my chest.
Heads Up! It’s Time for Deep Brain Surgery! Read More »
******************** While we’re waiting for news about when I’ll have my Deep Brain Stimulation surgery, let’s kick back and relax, first with some music, then with a vocabulary lesson using
“Twisted”: Who Sings It Best? Read More »
********** The Michael J. Fox Foundation (MJFF) invites you to its upcoming webinar, co-hosted with SAGE. In this webinar, expert panelists will discuss Parkinson’s disease and how it is experienced
Taking Pride in Brain Health: Parkinson’s Disease and the LGBTQ+ Community Read More »