Insomnia and Hunger
Insomnia and Hunger ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Until recently, I seemed to have no problem falling asleep at night and staying asleep until the next morning. I rarely needed to get out of […]
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Insomnia and Hunger ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Until recently, I seemed to have no problem falling asleep at night and staying asleep until the next morning. I rarely needed to get out of […]
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I’m now donating all my profits from my book’s sales to the Fox Foundation. It’s win-win for everyone.
Reminder: Buy the Book, and I’ll Donate All Profits to the Fox Foundation Read More »
Here are the five stages of Parkinson’s disease. I’m hoping that I’m still in Stage 3, and that I will stay there for many more years, or rather, decades.
Five Stages of Parkinson’s Disease – Annotated Read More »
This video, produced by a man with Parkinson’s disease, shows a number of ways to improve your walking ability. I’m keen to try them all!
Possible Ways to Walk More Naturally Read More »
The BeechBand is a wearable, wrist-worn, non-invasive device designed for people with Parkinson’s disease, creating rhythmic vibrations to help manage symptoms like tremors, freezing, and speech issues.
What’s the Buzz with Beechband? Read More »
******************* Here are the drugs I take every day. Morning: Metroprolol Succinate 25 mg Sertraline 100 mg Crexont 52.5mg Late afternoon: Crexont 52.5mg Evening before bed: Crexont 52.5mg Nortriptyline 25mg
My Daily Drug Regimen Read More »
********************** New but Temporary Daily Routine My husband and I are living in a hotel for the next few months until the house that’s getting built for us is finished.
New (but Temporary) Daily Schedule Read More »
A friend and fellow Parkie blogger (click!) recently wrote a post about Parkinson’s psychosis. I had never heard about it before, even though her post claims that some 50% of
Heard about Parkinson’s Psychosis? Neither have I. Read More »
Three years after his DBS surrgery, a man turns off the stimulation, then turns it back on.
Man Turns Off His DBS Stimulator, then Turns It Back On Read More »
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 »