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It is spring 2026, and in the States and other places in the Northern Hemisphere many of you have been facing extreme heat. This is weeks in advance of summer. Exposure to the heat and humidity causes Parkinson’s symptoms to … Continue reading →

On May 22, 2012, Pratima had her full recovery from Parkinson’s. Four years later, she passed away. It has been 10 years since I wrote about her passing. Pratima has been an inspiration to many Recipe Warriors, and today, I … Continue reading →

In November of 2017, I announced the release of my book, Fighting Parkinson’s…and Winning. At the time, it was available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle eBook. Over the years, it expanded to Audiobook, and now to Spanish and German languages … Continue reading →

You are alive. That is a good thing. However, are you joyfully living your life to its fullest in 2026…the year of joy, or are you living Parkinson’s in sadness and grief? That is a critical question, but even more … Continue reading →

It is springtime, and Sally and I have been doing a lot of work outside to get our gardens ready for planting. Also, the gardens require a lot of nurturing, just as your full recovery journey requires a lot of … Continue reading →

Last week, I posted Fighting Parkinson’s, and choosing to follow your heart. At that time, I was not anticipating a part 2. However, quite a few people this week have asked, “How do I follow my heart when my mind … Continue reading →

We are half way into Parkinson’s Awareness Month 2026. I have explained that we have a different awareness of Parkinson’s than mostly everybody else. Today, we take that awareness even higher: choosing to follow your heart to your recovery.

We discussed in my last post that if you are reading this blog, then you have a different viewpoint of Parkinson’s disease. Also, you have a different viewpoint of Parkinson’s awareness. Today, we take the discussion to a higher level.

April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month. As a group, we are carrying a message of hope, faith, and recovery like nobody else. Also, we are working together, and we can make this a Parkinson’s Awareness Month everybody will remember.

I have written in the past that although your recovery is not a race, if it was, it would be won by the tortoise, not the hare. There are always lessons to be learned from the tortoise…slow and steady…nothing happens … Continue reading →