By Sharon Krischer · Originally published by Parkinsonsdisease.net on May 26, 2020 In a conversation with Lauren Simmons of PD Buzz in Orange County, California, we discovered that we were both audiologists in our past lives. We have both gone on to do other things, but we are still audiologists at heart. We talked about how much more difficult …
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I think all of us are heroesBarry Blaustein Victoria Miller In his book, The Seven Skills You Need to Survive, Thrive, and Accomplish More Than You Ever Imagined, Tim Hague, Sr. shows how we can all learn to persevere in the face of daily struggles - or even life-changing illness. Victoria Miller, one of this …
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Each person with Parkinson’s has a different story to tell. Some are diagnosed immediately, others take years. Our symptoms and rate of progression will vary. So do our medications. It can be so overwhelming, especially when you have just been diagnosed.
Parkinsonsdisease.net By Sharon Krischer, published by Parkinsonsdisease.net on February 7, 2020 “You can keep going long after you think you can’t.”– Heidi Reynolds, Founder Start Living Today PD I am often asked how I can keep a good attitude and stay motivated while living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) for the past 11+ years. We know that apathy is one of the …
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We are on our way home from a wonderful week in Maui. Mr. Twitchy and I like to go in February to see the whales that migrate there every winter from Alaska to have their babies. As Mr. Twitchy says, the whales need him to direct traffic every few years so that they don’t get lost.
