There’s been a lot of talk lately amongst some of the Parkinson’s community about climbing mountains. Recently, a group of people, which included our own Judy, climbed Mt. Washington in New Hampshire in order to raise funds and awareness in an effort to find a cure for both PD and Alzheimer’s disease. You have to ... ...
Some days it seems the only treat you get is a tootsie pop from the teller at the bank’s drive through window. And that only if she thinks it was a child whining when she mistakenly hears you as you deposit your SSI check that barely covers your rent. Don’t whine. There is good news… ... ...
The verdict has been handed over and it’s final… I am blessed. Ken (my husband, for those of you who don’t know his name) and I returned from visiting his mom and dad about a week and a half ago, that right after returning from visiting my mom and dad in Montana two weeks before ... ...
Hi everyone!!!! Maybe some of you who follow this blog are wondering, “Why hasn’t Judy told about climbing the mountain yet?” or “What about ‘da Coat–we hear there are some changes happening? Well, I have no excuse except that it is taking me longer to figure out just what is most important to tell you ... ...
If you are seeking care from Dr. Santiago, America’s premier and most sought after neurologist and Movement Disorder Specialist, he has moved to the Muhammad Ali Parkinson’s Research Center in Phoenix, Arizona (as noted in a previous post), and can be reached at this new direct number for information/appointments: 1-602-406-6103 ...
Poem for the Army of Change as they climb Mt. Washington 7/31/10 written by Judy In10city and Jeanette Jett NOTE: The Army of Change is a group of people who participate in activities-like climbing a mountain-to raise awareness and money for research to facilitate a cure for Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease. Jeanette is from Washington ... ...
Seems we’ve been gone a while… I think we’re back. I think it started when Judy lost her mom. She was busy with all that a tragedy like that entails – details for services, in-town guests, dealing with grief. She still is trudging her way through that sorrow. She will be returning home to Tennessee ... ...
I believe everyday can and should be a good day. As long as I have air to breathe, this I will say: God has blessed me immeasurably in 48 years even with a few heartaches, trials, and with PD causing me to ‘shift-down’ a few gears. My goal is to pursue my purpose in God’s ... ...
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