The following is a letter I received this past week and with permission, I share it with you and hope it touches you as it did me… I lost a friend to cancer last week. I wanted to share this with you. Everytime someone “passess over,” I am reminded of why we are here in ... ...
Almost one year ago I sent in what I called a shog blog to Sherri to add here at Parkinson’s Journey (PJ for short). That was my coined term for a blog that shared a ‘lil of this and a ‘lil of that. So, I’m doing it again for two reasons: I thought it would ... ...
Everyone is vowing to do this or resolving to do that. After all, the New Year is upon us and isn’t that what you’re supposed to do? I am proposing something different. Let’s make this a different list of resolutions. Instead of a list of two hundred and thirty-four things that your going to change ... ...
Parkinson’s Journey, aka Judy and I, want to wish you all a very merry Christmas. We appreciate each and every one of you. Sherri and Judy ...
Greetings to my friends who join us at Parkinson’s Journey, a blog site I get to contribute to by way of Sherri’s kindness and willingness to let me share my heart (and frustrations at times) about how PD affects my life and the lives of my family and friends. I haven’t blogged any recently due ... ...
I received this from a new friend a week or so ago, who has Parkinson’s disease. It speaks for itself and you will be encouraged. Thanks, Tina, for the wonderful gift. ~Sherri Hi Sherri, A fellow person with PD asked if anyone else has felt embarrassed of their PD symptoms in public. She has noticed that ... ...
PDF Rated a Four-Star Charity by Charity Navigator PDF recently received a four-star rating from Charity Navigator, a top ranking given only to charities who demonstrate sound fiscal management. This makes PDF the only Parkinson’s organization to have been awarded both a four-star rating from Charity Navigator and the Charity Seal of Approval from the ... ...
Basic tips for caregivers and others who help those with Parkinson’s disease: Be encouraging. Whether it’s getting the person with Parkinson’s to exercise, eat, dress, or do any other activity, have a positive, patient and encouraging attitude. Allow the person with PD to do as much for him or herself as possible. Squelch the tendency ... ...
As Health Reform proceeds in the Senate, neurologists, who treat a majority of Parkinson’s patients, need your help! In the present version of health reform legislation, neurologists are the only specialty NOT eligible for an incentive bonus for serving as a primary care “home” for patients. Excluding neurologists would discourage them from becoming the medical ... ...
E-mail your Senators, Neurology left out of health care reform Contact your Senators and urge them to support vital health care amendment! Take Action! We have noted that many people are having difficulties getting through to their Senator’s office by phone. You may now take action on this important issue by e-mail. Please take action today. ... ...
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