Category: Parkinsons Disease

• The Importance of Palliative Care

  Palliative Care is “Living as well as you can, as long as you can.” Benzi Kluger, MD, MS You may have heard the term Palliative Care, but do you know what it means? Most people think it is hospice. However, hospice is only a small part of it. The focus of palliative care (also known as […]

  Sharon Krischer

  January 10, 2023

  Alternative Therapy, Caregiving, Living Well, Parkinsons Disease

  Benzi Kluger, Kirk Hall, Palliative Care

• Welcoming 2023!

  Goodbye 2022, Hello 2023! As we say goodbye to 2022, I want to thank all of you for your ongoing support and inspiration. It has definitely been an interesting year as we began to resume a somewhat normal life. I want to share some of the highlights from 2022 and what to expect in 2023 […]

  Sharon Krischer

  January 1, 2023

  Education & Advocacy, Exercise, Parkinsons Disease, World Parkinson Congress 2023

  Dr. Daniel Corcos, Sunday Mornings with Twitchy Women, Vibrating gloves

• Maintaining Your Balance

  Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving. Albert Einstein Several weeks ago, Sydney Collin, founder of Nextstride, and Erin McMullen, physical therapist at Northwest Rehabilitation Associates in Salem OR, spoke to my Sunday Mornings group about Balance and Parkinson’s Disease, a topic of great importance to those of […]

  Sharon Krischer

  December 21, 2022

  Drugs & Treatment, Parkinsons Disease, Research & Clinical Studies

  Balance and Parkinson's Disease, Erin McMullen, Nexstride, Northwest Rehabilitation Associates, Sydney Collin, TOPAZ study