Emotional steadiness with Parkinson’s is less about eliminating mood shifts and more about cultivating an ecosystem of gentle practices — sensory, social, and creative — that help you return to yourself each day.
Everyday Emotional Balance: Gentle Strategies for People Living with Parkinson’s Read More »
I now like to visit the online bot for Parkinson’s disease, and am impressed with how quickly the bot responds to my inquiry.
Asking AskShan Again and Again Read More »
Here’s a poem about Parkinson’s disease which shocked me.
Parkinson’s + Poetry Read More »
I just came across this poem by Galway Kinnell, and every time I read it I find it more and more shocking. It’s been around for a couple of decades,
Another Elephant in the Room – Shocking Poetry Read More »
Here’s Ella Fitzgerald singing “You Are the Sunshine of My Life,” by Stevie Wonder, with Joe Pass on the guitar.
Happy Valentine’s Day! Read More »
Here’s a sumation of how past events make me feel about the next four years. Donald Rump: Bring Back the Guillotine – Click! Donald Dump: Make Sure the Terminally Ill
Look Once, Then Block It From Your Mind Read More »
January 18, 1967: Muhammad Ali celebrates his 25th birthday in Houston, Texas, with a giant cake and candles. Muhammad Ali has one of the longest Wikipedia entries I’ve ever read.
Happy Birthday, Muhammad Ali! Read More »
For an older adult, falls can be serious, even deadly. And falls are more likely if you have Parkinson’s disease.
No, Not Those Falls… 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 »
********** by Frank Antonicelli, guest author The initial symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease can be subtle and easily overlooked. It all began in 2003 when my wife noticed my right arm
Frank Antonicelli’s Path from PD to a Creative Life Read More »