I am grateful for all of the good wishes for eight years being cured that I have received this week on the blog, in emails, and on coaching calls. Thank you, thank you, thank you to all of you. Today, let’s get together, all of us around the world, and celebrate our lives and our connections to each other…and let’s unleash our happiness for this life! Continue reading
For me, today is a blessed day filled with gratitude, acceptance, and surrender. It is the day I woke up eight years ago, Parkinson’s gone, life back in balance…cured. Continue reading
Wow, Tony! One year symptom free. This is monumental. Congratulations!!! One year ago today I posted Fighting Parkinson’s, and Tony C. is symptom free!!! For the last year, Tony has continued to inspire us by periodically commenting on blog posts I have written. Continue reading
On June 12, 2018, I will be eight years with no Parkinson’s symptoms. Eight years with no Parkinson’s Disease. I am cured. I am joyful. I am grateful. Continue reading
I began my previous post by pointing out that I became so grateful for the daily opportunity to be alive with my soul in a human body (even one with Parkinson’s), that the Parkinson’s simply did not matter. For eight years, I give this same gratitude every day when I awake for a new day. Continue reading
For the last few weeks, I have been nudging you toward a new outlook in life…hope, faith, plus action…being guided by your heart. I have been nudging you toward seeing things from a positive perspective instead of a negative perspective, and not just seeing some things this way, but seeing everything this way. Today is the next installment of seeing your life through positive eyes…it encompasses a look at abundant gratitude. Continue reading
In my previous two posts, Fighting Parkinson’s, and hope, faith, plus action, and Fighting Parkinson’s, and hope, faith, plus action, part 2, I discussed why hope and faith without action are meaningless in Parkinson’s recovery. In those posts, I discussed action of the body and the mind. Today I am discussing action of the soul. Continue reading
In my previous post, Fighting Parkinson’s, and hope, faith, plus action, I discussed why hope and faith without action are meaningless in Parkinson’s recovery. In that post, I discussed action of the body. Today I am discussing action of the mind. Continue reading
I will be the first one to acknowledge that fighting Parkinson’s requires a lot of hope and a lot of faith. However, I also will be the first one to tell you that no matter how much hope and faith you have in your recovery, hope and faith without action are meaningless in Parkinson’s recovery. Continue reading
In my last post, I discussed the importance of vulnerability in recovery from Parkinson’s. By being vulnerable in all you do, you fearlessly face life as your real self. This issue of vulnerability brings up a lot of fear, and we need to discuss this today because defeating the fear of being vulnerable could serve to open the final blockage to bringing your life back into balance and finishing your recovery. Continue reading
