Journeying Through Parkinson’s Disease

 – a column by Sherri Woodbridge

October 24, 2018November 2, 2018

Parkinson’s Disease Medication Adds to the Struggle, But Also Relieves It

Columns, Journeying Through Parkinson's Disease

 - a column by Sherri Woodbridge

Aren’t you tired of taking medicine? You wake up shaking and can’t just go and shower the way you used to because your body doesn’t listen to your brain. ... Read more

October 22, 2018October 31, 2018

The ABCs of Parkinson’s: ‘I’ Is for Invisibility

Columns, Journeying Through Parkinson's Disease

 - a column by Sherri Woodbridge

A continuation of the “ABCs of Parkinson’s” series. When people hear Parkinson’s disease (PD) mentioned, their memory likely turns to thoughts of Michael J. Fox or someone who shakes ... Read more

October 17, 2018October 30, 2018

When You See a Rainbow

Columns, Journeying Through Parkinson's Disease

 - a column by Sherri Woodbridge

To see a rainbow, you need sunlight and raindrops. Like glass prisms, raindrops break sunlight into different colors and reflect that light to make a rainbow. Some say that ... Read more

October 15, 2018October 22, 2018

If It’s Good Enough for John Wayne, It’s Good Enough for Me

Columns, Journeying Through Parkinson's Disease

 - a column by Sherri Woodbridge

There are so many prescription and nonprescription medications out there for Parkinson’s disease and other illnesses that it’s hard to tell what is good and what is not. It’s ... Read more

October 10, 2018October 19, 2018

ABCs of Parkinson’s: ‘H’ Is for Heroes

Columns, Journeying Through Parkinson's Disease

 - a column by Sherri Woodbridge

A continuation of the “ABCs of Parkinson’s” series. Ninja Turtles. Batman. Superman. Wonder Woman.  If you were to list today’s heroes, the list would most likely contain those mentioned ... Read more

October 8, 2018October 11, 2018

Tim Hague Says to ‘Live Your Best’ with Parkinson’s Disease

Columns, Journeying Through Parkinson's Disease

 - a column by Sherri Woodbridge

I have read several books “about” Parkinson’s disease (PD). Some were by doctors, some by patients. Some books educated and others encouraged. Some are fact while others are fiction. ... Read more

October 3, 2018October 1, 2018

Black Doggy Goes to the Doctor

Columns, Journeying Through Parkinson's Disease

 - a column by Sherri Woodbridge

“Why can’t I go?” asked my granddaughter, whom I call Boo. “The doctor is trying to fix my brain and it won’t be any fun,” I replied as 3-year-old ... Read more

October 1, 2018October 8, 2018

The Games People Play

Columns, Journeying Through Parkinson's Disease

 - a column by Sherri Woodbridge

I had every good intention of writing a column about my first experience with Rock Steady Boxing last week, but alas, things don’t always work out as planned. My ... Read more

September 26, 2018October 3, 2018

The ABCs of Parkinson’s: ‘G’ Is for Girls, Gaits, and Gifts

Columns, Journeying Through Parkinson's Disease

 - a column by Sherri Woodbridge

A continuation of the “ABCs of Parkinson’s” series. The girls OK, OK. So I’m reaching for examples of the letter “G” to fit for this section. Girls? Yes, girls, ... Read more

September 24, 2018September 25, 2018

Fighting Back Against Parkinson’s and Holding onto Hope

Columns, Journeying Through Parkinson's Disease

 - a column by Sherri Woodbridge

I often refer to my journey with Parkinson’s disease (PD) as a battle I am fighting. One Merriam-Webster definition of battle is “an extended contest, struggle, or controversy.” Another ... Read more