Monthly Archives: March 2013

The current medical profession view and the view of most people not reading this blog is that Parkinson’s is a progressively degenerative neurological disease where they do not know the cause and for which there is no cure. The current … Continue reading →

Three years ago today, I began this blog. Much has happened over these last three years, and I thought it would be helpful to go back to the beginning as a point of reference for today’s post. Here is my … Continue reading →

Choosing to control your life. Choosing to be cured. Why not!

Periodically, veterans of this blog will mention to me that they think it would be useful to re-post a certain post for the newer blog followers. This happened again recently. They suggested that it would be useful to re-post my … Continue reading →

As you know, on Saturday, March 9, 2013, I had my fourth workshop in taking my Parkinson’s Recipe for Recovery™ on the road. This venue was Victoria, BC, Canada, and the day was absolutely astounding! Imagine: 45 of us, some … Continue reading →

I have read that a stereotypical behavior of Parkinson’s sufferers is that we are wanting to be in control of everything, and it is this type of self-driven, adrenaline-driven, perfectionism that leads us to Parkinson’s door. I cannot disagree that … Continue reading →

When I wrote “Fighting Parkinson’s, and your experience in the moment,” I did not anticipate a part 2. However, after talking with people this past week, and responding to a number of email inquiries about how to “get in the … Continue reading →