Just Because I Don’t Feel Good Doesn’t Mean I Can’t Play
Some people go on vacations to play. For me, play is when I’m creating: writing columns, building garden landscapes, and…
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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Some people go on vacations to play. For me, play is when I’m creating: writing columns, building garden landscapes, and…
It’s the hand I have been dealt: Parkinson’s for the rest of my life. The good news is I have…
Sometimes, the call of nature is a daily dash to the bathroom. At least it used to be for me.
Before I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease seven years ago, I hadn’t heard the term “off periods.” After getting…
Many of us with Parkinson’s disease experience a shift from our former persona to our new self. Some readers have…
Many writers offering chronic disease management tips suggest establishing a routine. Doing this while battling a chronic illness is no…
My life with Parkinson’s disease is so strange that I sometimes feel as if I don’t know my…
Even after years of practicing the Parkinson’s disease self-management program I initiated and developed, which I call “TBM,” I…
As this chronic illness progression continues to steal away functioning, I need more support. When I previously wrote about the…
“Good morning, Mrs. Dr. C,” says Neo, Dr. C’s imaginary talking neocortex and a frequent guest of this column. “Are…
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