Reader Response: “Grief”
One of my New Year’s Resolutions for 2020 is to explore death at an intellectual level by reading what greater and more articulate minds than mine have written on the […]
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The Sun in Poetry
On the Hill-Side A Memory You lay so still in the sunshine, So still in that hot sweet hour— That the timid things of the forest land Came close; a
Sunny Sundays!
In celebration of all things sunny, and to promote an enriched environment, Parking Suns now features every Sunday on many Sundays a different YouTube music clip about the sun! It’s not Sunday today, but tomorrow is
My New Year’s Resolutions as a Person with Parkinson’s Disease
This is what I’m aiming for in the upcoming year. I call it my “2020 Vision.” (1) Make Going to the Gym My Top Priority. Here’s what often happens on
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Dealing with Ever-Changing Parkinson’s Symptoms
It seems like there are about a hundred symptoms you might encounter when you have Parkinson’s disease, and of course, everybody deals with a different set. (Did you know that
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Happy New Year!
New Year’s Wishes! (the body parts sonnet) Your heart has wished folks well on New Year’s Eve.You’ve sung “Should old acquaintance be forgot…”(Your brain recalled the right words – did
Faces That Greet Me When I Wake Up
On weekdays, my clock radio turns on at 3:58 a.m. Why not 4:00? Because the NPR radio station I listen to gives the local weather for New York, where I
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Newly Diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease? Well, Welcome!
If you’ve recently been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, allow me to welcome you to a new stage in your life that can have many positive attributes. I know that sounds
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Let’s Talk About Clinical Research and Drug Trials!
Have you volunteered for Parkinson’s research projects, including drug trials? I’ve done this many times, starting shortly after I was diagnosed and continuing up to the present. It’s a win-win
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My Left Foot
You’d think that once you’re stricken with a devastating illness like Parkinson’s, you’d get a free pass on other medical calamities. But that’s not how life works. Fellow blogger Allison