I would love to give credit for this post, but I can’t identify who wrote it. It appeared in this months Northwest Parkinson’s Foundation newsletter. Enjoy! My Parkinsons’ Disease Diary OK, we already know that caffeine is supposedly neuroprotective and has a role in preventing Parkinson’s disease. I’ve been drinking coffee since I was 14. ... ...
There have been many stories coming my way lately, regarding the made up scenarios of Parkinson’s disease. What I mean is this – some are being told by their spouses or other caregivers that their faking it or it’s all in their head (no pun intended). Some are going to the doctor, only to have ... ...
A caregiver. A carepartner. Care: to worry about, be mindful of or mind to, think about, be bothered about, give attention to, think of, nurture, tend to. Giver: donate to, provide for, supply. Partner: companion, have a connection with, united with. Judy wants another name for a caregiver/carepartner for certain people not directly involved with ... ...
I have recently enjoyed reading several of my friends “25 Random Facts About Me” note entries on Facebook. (I just love facebook!) I filled out my ’25 Things’ and tried to be honest. But I got to thinking, you know – no matter how hard we try we can’t always put the best spin on ... ...
Some people think I’m crazy and maybe some days they’re right I laugh and sing as much as I can and stay up all hours at night. People caution me to slow down take it easy, rest – do much less but what they can’t see and what they don’t know is that there’s too ... ...
Have you ever awaken to something crazy in your head? I do. I call them, “Funnyisms”. This was yesterday’s: Have you ever put on a shirt, with the outside in only to realize that the inside is now the outside, inside out? Think about that for a bit! Sherri Tags: Funnyisms ...
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