Lori DePorter

“Sometimes life seems a dark tunnel with no light at the end, but if you just keep moving forward, you…

In a four-part audio series for Newman Catholic Campus Ministry called “Nothing to Fear,” the Rev. Mike Schmitz delves…

For many of us with Parkinson’s disease, traveling can trigger anxiety, but a successful trip is still possible. While extra…

Last November, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Exablate Neuro to treat motor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease patients, as…

My mom says, “You only get one set of teeth. Take care of them.” This is especially important with Parkinson’s…

Parkinson’s is not considered a rare disease, as it affects nearly a million in the U.S., but the people within…

Managing medications is a common responsibility for those with Parkinson’s disease and many other conditions. According to Georgetown University’s…

If you’re a Parkinson’s veteran, what would you tell a rookie? If you’re a rookie, what Parkinson’s lessons would you…

After a Parkinson’s diagnosis, life can become a stream of “what ifs” and “I can’ts.” While it’s true that life…

Educating future members of Parkinson’s care teams is a way to contribute to the Parkinson’s community. Like others…