Monthly Archives: May 2012

Recently, a couple of people have expressed to me how fortunate I was to have Sally with me on my journey to full recovery from Parkinson’s. When I expressed that I agreed, and it was a blessing beyond comprehension to … Continue reading →

Last week I wrote about trusting in your recovery. In essence, it comes down to trusting in yourself — the choice you made to follow the Recipe for Recovery, and your ability to see your recovery through to the end … Continue reading →

PRATIMA IS OFF OF ALL OF HER MEDICATIONS AND IS SYMPTOM FREE FROM STAGE 4 PARKINSON’S HAVING FOLLOWED THE RECIPE FOR RECOVERY FOR NINE MONTHS!!!

My previous post was about trusting in yourself in your recovery. This post could be entitled, “Fighting Parkinson’s, and trusting in your recovery, part 2.” When you decide to trust in yourself, trusting that not only have you picked the … Continue reading →

Trust. Trust is an important issue when dealing with something as serious as your recovery from Parkinson’s. You have to trust in the path you are on, and you have to trust in yourself to see the recovery through. Oh, … Continue reading →

In my fight against Parkinson’s, I was inspired by my mother’s 24-year battle with the disease, and I was bolstered by my children’s mother, my wife Sally. Happy Mother’s Day to you, Mom, and to you, Sally, and to everybody … Continue reading →

We are alive. That is a good thing. But are we living our lives or are we living our Parkinson’s? That is a critical question, but more important is the answer. If we are living our Parkinson’s, then we are … Continue reading →

In a few days, I will be 23 months with no Parkinson’s symptoms. If you have been reading the last couple of posts (April 30th and May 4th), you will see that the path toward recovery requires fighting Parkinson’s on … Continue reading →

I have received a lot of feedback regarding my previous post, “Fighting Parkinson’s, and choosing to control your life.” In a few conversations this week, we touched on the subject like this: If on the first day of the season, … Continue reading →