Author Archives: Howard

If you are doing the Parkinson’s Recipe for Recovery®, then you are heading toward your cure. Know it. When others look at your external symptoms and think you are getting worse and cannot keep it to themselves, you have to know … Continue reading →

You have heard me say many times that Parkinson’s is an electrical issue, not a chemical one, and solving Parkinson’s involves looking at your electrical impulses flowing through your bodies…when there are blockages, there are tremors, and as the blockages … Continue reading →

Over the last week or so, I have sent a previous blog post to a few people, and it has had a substantial impact in them feeling worthy. This has elevated their recoveries. It seems most appropriate to re-post it … Continue reading →

It has been an interesting week of technology surprises. As a result, I felt it was a good opportunity to share what has happened and to apply our acceptance, surrender, gratitude principles.

Many people struggle getting a good night’s sleep. Some have difficulty going to sleep. Some have difficulty going back to sleep after waking up. Some have both issues. Getting a good night’s sleep helps you heal and improves the quality … Continue reading →

Okay, I like to eat. So, here you are: You go out to a restaurant, you open the menu, you decide what you want to eat, and you place your order. Simple enough? Yes. And what does this have to … Continue reading →

The last couple of blog posts have invited all of you to play the Positive Thinking Only game. If you look at the blog posts and read the comments from your fellow travelers, you will be inspired. Today, Sally has … Continue reading →

Last week, I posted, “Fighting Parkinson’s, and let’s play a game, 2020.” If you have been playing the game, great. If you have been unable to maintain positive thinking, that is okay…just pick yourself back up and start your positive … Continue reading →

Okay! We have done this idea before, so this year, it is Let’s Play a Game, 2020! Here we are getting ready for the weekend, and I want to play a game with all of you. It is a self-monitored … Continue reading →

Many people believe, as did I when I had Parkinson’s, that they have value or are special based upon achievement and performance. When the Parkinson’s reduces the ability to achieve and perform, many people lose confidence in themselves, and their … Continue reading →