Monthly Archives: October 2015

Welcome to the fifth annual 30-day November to Remember Challenge. This year, the 30-day challenge is coming to you in two parts: 1. to those of you already doing the Parkinson’s Recipe for Recovery®; and 2. to those of you … Continue reading →

I have said many times that in my recovery, I had to learn to stop thinking so much, and just “do.” Just doing without thinking was something completely contrary to how I had been in my life and how I … Continue reading →

I have posted in the past that when I had Parkinson’s and people asked me how I was doing, I would smile and say, “I am doing great!” Sally was listening to a Carole King song a couple of days … Continue reading →

Today would have been my Mom’s 81st birthday. She passed away 8 and 1/2 years ago. As you know, having seen her struggles and the sad ending to the life of a beautiful, kind, loving being, I was highly motivated … Continue reading →

Fighting Parkinson’s Disease is an uphill battle. People become miserable with the disease and do not want to share their misery with others. Also, they become fearful of letting others know because they are afraid of how they will be … Continue reading →