Fighting Parkinson's Drug Free

As we head into the end of the year and the joyous holiday season, I want to provide you with more tools for repairing the Parkinson’s, which I see as a symptom of a life out of balance…physically, mentally, and spiritually. 

Last month, I made a big push with my November to Remember, No Excuses November, 30-day challenge 2023 to do a modified version of the Parkinson’s Recipe for Recovery® for 30 days. The 30 days ended yesterday, November 30, 2023. So, what’s next? Where do you go from here?

As we enter the final day of my November to Remember, No Excuses November, 30-day Challenge 2023, I am happy to have heard that many of you had very positive experiences, including when seeing family and friends during the Thanksgiving holiday, whether in person or on video conferences. This is quite wonderful. So, you wonder, what’s next?

Congratulations — you made it to the last week of the November to Remember, No Excuses November, 30-day Challenge 2023 to do the scaled-down version of the Parkinson’s Recipe for Recovery®. Let’s continue forward by living your life…today!!

Congratulations — you are 17 days into the November to Remember, No Excuses November, 30-day Challenge 2023 to do the scaled-down version of the Parkinson’s Recipe for Recovery®.  

Today is the tenth day of the 30-day November to Remember, No Excuses November, 30-day Challenge 2023. You are one-third of the way into the challenge, so I thought you could use a pep talk.

IT IS HERE!!! Today is the kick-off of my 30-day November to Remember, No Excuses November, Challenge 2023! Okay, everybody, let’s do this!

Click here to review the challenge. I am so excited about how many of you I have heard from verbally and by email who are making a commitment to yourselves to do the scaled-down version of the Parkinson’s Recipe for Recovery® for the 30 days of November. Plus, over 30 of you copied and pasted in the comments of the challenge the affirmations, including:

“I am accepting the 30-day challenge to make this my recovery November to Remember.”

Congratulations to all of you on giving yourselves the gift of working on your Parkinson’s recovery. 

I have provided my recovery story as guidance and as a framework with which to help you write your own recovery story, and I have provided one-on-one coaching for those of you who wish to have coaching. However, please keep in mind that each of you is the hero in your own recovery story. Believe in yourself!

They say Parkinson’s recovery is impossible. I have been fully recovered, cured, for over 13 years. I have accomplished the impossible.
They say after a short while with Parkinson’s, it is impossible to not be on Parkinson’s medications. Many of you have had Parkinson’s 3 years or longer and have never taken Parkinson’s medications. You have accomplished the impossible.
They say that once on Parkinson’s medications, it is impossible to get off of them. Many of you have completely gotten off of Parkinson’s medications. You have accomplished the impossible.
They say that it is impossible to slow, halt, or reverse Parkinson’s. Many of you (over 500 of you), whether medicated or unmedicated, are slowing, halting, and reversing the Parkinson’s. You have accomplished the impossible.

To these experts, all I have to say is this:

Isn’t everything impossible until someone dares to imagine it happening and then makes it happen?

I am really happy to be walking with all of you on your path toward Parkinson’s recovery. I am thrilled with the amount of people who have let me know they are seriously undertaking my 30-day challenge.

For those of you still on the fence, today is the beginning the 30-day challenge. Why not do the Parkinson’s Recipe for Recovery® as outlined in the 30-day challenge? What have you got to lose?

Maybe, just maybe, you will be able to walk a little better.
Maybe, just maybe, you will be able to get your fork to your mouth a little better.
Maybe, just maybe, you will be able to write a little better.
Maybe, just maybe, you will be able to stand a little better.
Maybe, just maybe, you will be able to have your bodily functions perform a little better.
Maybe, just maybe, as you start to believe in yourself that you have the power to help yourself feel better, you actually will feel a little better.
Maybe, just maybe, when you go to your next doctor’s visit, your doctor will get a confused look on his or her face and say that you are improving slightly in some areas.
Maybe, just maybe, after your doctor tells you this, you will feel even more inspired that “Yes, I have the power to heal myself.”
Maybe, just maybe, you plant this inspiration deep inside yourself and nurture it so it will grow into you feeling a lot better.
Maybe just maybe, as you are feeling a lot better and continuing to nurture your inspiration that you can get better, you come to the realization that you are getting better.
Maybe, just maybe, this realization that you are getting better becomes infectious and you do get better and recover.

Since you are the heroes in your own recovery stories, why not be superheroes and make the “impossible” possible for you?

Why not get on your path to Parkinson’s recovery and not get off until you are fully recovered? If you haven’t already started, why not start today? What are you waiting for? 

Why not make this your November to Remember!

Please post a comment below by copying and pasting these words:

My brain cells are alive. My dopamine reservoir is full. I am doing the Recipe, and my recovery from Parkinson’s is happening. I am accepting the 30-day challenge and becoming the superhero in my own recovery story. I am extraordinary. I am recovery. I AM WINNING! AND, I AM WORTH IT!!!

Each and every one of you is winning and you are worth it!!

All my best,

Howard

Welcome to the thirteenth annual 30-day November to Remember Challenge. The 30-day challenge is coming to you in two parts: those already doing the Parkinson’s Recipe for Recovery®, and those who are new and have not quite gotten started on the Recipe.

Fourteen years ago, I began doing the Parkinson’s Recipe for Recovery®. Of course, back then it did not have a name…it was just what I was doing. At the same time, I began keeping a hand-written Parkinson’s Daily Journal. Here is my entry from fourteen years ago today, three weeks after starting the Recipe.

I have been focusing on permission over the last month or so, and today will wrap up my feelings on permission. Today, sit in a quiet space and give yourself permission to be!