How I Steer My Inner Pain Conversation to a Place Where I Can Sleep
Bad pain day. Trying to keep my mind distracted. Perhaps a good show is on television. Or maybe a movie.
Dr. C is the familiar pseudonym for readers who visit “Possibilities with Parkinson’s.” The love of writing has spanned his careers as a research theoretician, brain rehabilitation clinician, and college professor. Dr. C was first diagnosed with early-stage Parkinson’s disease in 2014. His interest in how Parkinson’s disease can manifest itself in other body and mind symptoms has become a focused area for his research and writing. His goal is to share current medical research on how Parkinson’s can be diagnosed in early stages, and to help other early-stage Parkinson’s patients manage their disease process in a holistic healing approach.
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Bad pain day. Trying to keep my mind distracted. Perhaps a good show is on television. Or maybe a movie.
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