April 6, 2010 Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month, Statistic #6: Who They Are… Today is quiz day.See how many of the following ‘people’ had, or have, PD… Leave a comment – answers in the next few days… Who had, or has, Parkinson’s disease? 1) Michael J. Fox – if you miss this one you get ... ...
I am not trying to be ‘smart’, but rather, trying to get your attention. They say a good title will do that, so I’m trying. A few days ago, I received a note from a gentleman who had just lost his father in-law to negligence within the medical community. I say negligence, because basically, that’s ... ...
I am excited to introduce you to Lori Saviers, another member of “The Regulars”. You’ll remember that I was able to meet Strong Feather Eileen of the Regulars , and recently I have had the opportunity to chat with Lori on Facebook. I asked her if she would let me interview her so that we ... ...
I want to welcome Peggy Willocks to Parkinson’s Journey! When I met Peggy, I was back visiting my blog partner and good friend, Judy Hensley. What a treat! A woman under little monster’s curse living her life as blessed! She was so positive, despite the long day she had that day and welcomed us into ... ...
This is the second book by Michael J Fox and continues his journey of Parkinson’s Disease and how he deals with the disease and how he started the Michael J Fox foundation. He goes more into how he copes with the changes in his life and what keeps him moving forward. ...
This is a picture of Michael J. Fox. If it is true that a picture paints a thousand words, I truly believe that this is one of the best pictures that I’ve seen where that is true for me. This picture was taken for Time Magazine by Ben Baker. It was inserted into an article ... ...
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