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 ... ...
I can’t even begin to understand the heartache inside of you today – maybe a glimpse from when my grandmother died. *** Your days have been filled with the sweet presence of the one held so dear – where an emptiness must now pervade your spirit. *** I would imagine it is bittersweet. Bitter would ... ...
For those of you who know Judy well, you know she absolutely adores her mom. Sadly, her mom has been given two weeks to live, having fought her battle with cancer for quite some time now. She won’t be available online as much, but if you could send her a note of encouragement, she’ll get ... ...
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 ... ...
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