Fighting Parkinson's Drug Free

Parkinson’s is a symptom that life has gotten out of balance, physically, mentally, and spiritually. Many people are consumed with “why did I get this?” and “how bad will my future be?” When you are consumed with looking backwards with self-judgment and self-criticism, and you are consumed with looking forward in fear, you completely lose sight of the only thing that is real…this moment.

In life, we have many things we have to do. Recently, a person said to me that he knew he had to do the Recipe in order to have his recovery, but he was having trouble finding the time. I asked him to shift his thinking to he “gets to” do the Recipe instead of he “has to” do the Recipe. How about you?

Last week, I wrote, Fighting Parkinson’s, and knowing you are worthy. Today’s post is about the relentless repetition required to change old negative habits into new positive habits. Continue reading →

There are some of you who are very close to your full recovery and your symptoms have completely gone off of the charts to try to convince you that you are not worthy of your recovery. I have shared my feelings about this with you, and I am now going to express them to the group as these are things that everybody needs to know. Continue reading →

Recently, a few people have mentioned that Parkinson’s can be confusing. They are doing the Recipe every day, but their symptoms are changing each day; sometimes more, sometimes less. The feeling expressed was that there seemed to be no cause and effect relationship with the Parkinson’s, so the whole disease was confusing. My response is today’s topic. Continue reading →

In the Northern Hemisphere, many of you have been facing extreme heat. In the Southern Hemisphere, many of you have been facing extreme cold. Each of these causes symptoms to look worse. Keep your faith and defeat your fear…you ARE NOT getting worse! Continue reading →

June was a busy month, and there are a lot of new followers on the blog. I feel it would be useful to re-post my explanation about how you are chipping away at Parkinson’s day by day. Here it is from Fighting Parkinson’s, and faith, attitude, action, progress: Continue reading →

What is a symptom? According to Merriam-Webster Online, a symptom is “subjective evidence of disease or physical disturbance; broadly: something that indicates the presence of bodily disorder.” We all should be able to agree that symptoms are evidence of disease, but they are not the disease in and of themselves…they are the “something that indicates the presence of bodily disorder.” Although the symptoms of Parkinson’s are unpleasant and can prevent you from doing some of the things you would like to be doing, you have nothing to fear from your symptoms. Continue reading →

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 →