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A is for Apathy: What I wish I had been told about Parkinson’s disease

A is for Apathy: What I wish I had been told about Parkinson’s disease

by Omotola Thomas, MSc

Advocacy, Living with Parkinson'sOmotola Thomas, MScOctober 25, 2019four

A Journey Through a Thousand Gates

A Journey Through a Thousand Gates

by Nancy Peate, MLS

Living with Parkinson'sGuest UserOctober 18, 2019four, wpc2019, Kyoto, Advocacy

Good Communication: The Foundation of Connection and Understanding

Good Communication: The Foundation of Connection and Understanding

by Julie H. Carter RN, MN, ANP

Living with Parkinson'sJulie Carter RN, MN, ANPOctober 14, 2019four, Communication, parkinsons

Travelling with Parkinson’s- tips for a great journey

Travelling with Parkinson’s- tips for a great journey

by Victor McConvey

Living with Parkinson'sVictor McConveyOctober 3, 2019Travel with Parkinson's, four

Vocal Cord Function and the Early Detection of Voice and Swallowing Changes

Vocal Cord Function and the Early Detection of Voice and Swallowing Changes

by Darla Freeman, M.A. CCC-SLP

Living with Parkinson'sDarla Feeman, M.A CCC-SLPSeptember 24, 2019voice, swallowing, Communication, vocal cords, speech, four

What's on your menu?

What's on your menu?

by Sheila Silver, MA, DHS, ACS

Living with Parkinson'sSheila Silver, MA, DHS, ACSSeptember 6, 2019four, Parkinson's, Intimacy, Sexuality

Preparing for Life as a Real Old Person with Parkinson's (ROPWP)

Preparing for Life as a Real Old Person with Parkinson's (ROPWP)

by Jean Burns

Living with Parkinson'sJean BurnsAugust 13, 2019End of life planning, parkinsons, Living Well, four

Finding My Tribe

Finding My Tribe

by Kathleen Kiddo

Living with Parkinson'sHeather KennedyAugust 12, 2019advocacy, community, four

What Works for Me

What Works for Me

by Bruce Ballard, Ed.D

Living with Parkinson'sKathleen JordanMarch 5, 2019ParkingSuns, Parkinsons, Ping Pong, Advanced Parkinson's Disease, Sinemet, Exercise for Parkinson's, four

A Cup of Coffee

A Cup of Coffee

by Suketu M. Khandhar, MD

Living with Parkinson'sSuketu M. Khandhar, MDNovember 26, 2018Parkinson, three

Hope and the Top of the Pyramid

Hope and the Top of the Pyramid

by Suzette Shahmoon, PhD Candidate

Comprehensive Living, Living with Parkinson'sSuzette Shahmoon, PhD CandidateJuly 9, 2018three, DBS, Deep Brain Stimulation, Hope

Finding the Keys to Living Well with Parkinson's

Finding the Keys to Living Well with Parkinson's

by Jane Busch, DDS

Living with Parkinson'sJane Busch, DDSJuly 3, 2018three, Living Well, YOPD, Young onset

Fear is a Four-Letter Word

Fear is a Four-Letter Word

by Allison Toepperwein

Living with Parkinson'sKathleen JordanJune 25, 2018three, Gratitude

Travel: A Nightmare or Sweet Dream

Travel: A Nightmare or Sweet Dream

by A.C. Woolnough

Living with Parkinson'sA.C. WoolnoughJune 4, 2018three, travel, Travel with Parkinson's

The Global Community of Parkinson's

The Global Community of Parkinson's

by Sharon Krischer

Living with Parkinson'sSharon KrischerMarch 23, 2018Debbie Shapiro, Dr. David Arkadir, Dr. Tanya Gurevitch, GBA, Hadassah Medical Organization, Mannitol, Parkinson's Foundation, Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, Tikvah4Parkinson, Israel, Kyoto, two

Gratitude and the Rear View Mirror

Gratitude and the Rear View Mirror

by Suzette Shahmoon, PhD Candidate

Living with Parkinson'sSuzette Shahmoon, PhD CandidateMarch 13, 2018Gratitude, Mindfulness, two

Dealing with Diagnosis

Dealing with Diagnosis

Photo: Joe and the Country Heights Tai Chi Group

by Joe Lacy

Living with Parkinson'sJoe LacyFebruary 28, 2018two, Diagnosis, Exercise

To Know, Or Not To Know

To Know, Or Not To Know

by Benjamin Stecher

Living with Parkinson'sBenjamin StecherFebruary 7, 2018Advocacy, two, empowerment

How I Live Well With Parkinson's

How I Live Well With Parkinson's

by Garry Ballenger

Living with Parkinson'sGarry BallengerDecember 19, 2017two

You May Have The Upper Hand For Now, But You Will Not Win

You May Have The Upper Hand For Now, But You Will Not Win

by Malin Parmar, PhD

Living with Parkinson'sMalin Parmar, PhDDecember 11, 2017Care Partners, Stem cells, neurodegeneration, two