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 ... ...
Caregivers are vital to a person with a disability. It seems only natural to want to show them our appreciation. Here are five suggestions and if you have one that isn’t listed (and you will because this list only contains five very unique suggestions), please leave it in the comment section. Enjoy!!! If your caregiver ... ...
I truly believe God laid this on my heart to share. As I wrote it, several people who also have YOParkinson’s disease (or are a caregiver to PWP or selflessly fighting hard for a cure) came to mind and I would like to dedicate this post to them, as they have been an inspiration, an ... ...
With winter (hopefully) over soon, I hope that the warmth and sunshine of spring will overwhelm you with happier feelings than the dark clouds of winter often bring. If the sun is out but the cold air still prevents you from enjoying it, do as our pastor’s son did and climb in your car, park ... ...
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 ... ...
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