Over the years, I have visited with many neurologists across multiple states regarding my Parkinson’s disease (PD). In their clinical…
Dr. C
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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Articles by Dr. C
The power of the human mind to reshape itself, adapt to even the most traumatic of events, is a gift…
“Why are you standing on top of that chair?” Dr. C sees Neo precariously balanced on the chair under the…
Previously, I wrote about the role of the second dopamine center in Parkinson’s disease (PD), which is to monitor…
In my book “Possibilities with Parkinson’s: A Fresh Look,” the insular cortex is described as the second dopamine…
“If you have met a person with Parkinson’s, then you have seen just one patient with Parkinson’s.” I heard a…
I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease at 64. That is close to the average age that most Parkinson’s patients are…
Of 331 million Americans, a total of 600 Olympic athletes from the U.S. competed at the Tokyo Games this…
The Parkinson’s thief has stolen something else: my enjoyment of video gaming. My writings are filled with uplifting possibilities, but…
Living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) has been a curse and a blessing. The curse is a progressive chronic illness, and…