Exercise is extremely important for patients with Parkinsons’s disease. Getting out and doing something fun while also staying active is a great way to build strength and widen your social circle. In this video from Kuntz and Company, dance teacher Pam Kuntz talks about her dance class that’s aimed…
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What’s your nighttime routine like? In this humorous video from Gifted Lift, Lauren gives us a sneak peek into her nighttime routine as a person with a chronic illness. Find out more about improving balance with Parkinson’s disease through exercise. Having a healthy snack, enjoying life to the fullest, checking in with friends,…
This video from the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research is part of the Parkinson’s 360: Getting to Know Parkinson’s series where patients with the disease talk about how their lives have been affected by the condition. Learn seven ways to self-manage your Parkinson’s disease. Seventy-nine-year-old Lisette was…
Parkinson’s Disease Stories: Michael’s Journey
This video from the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research is part of the Parkinson’s 360: Getting to Know Parkinson’s series where patients with the disease talk about how their lives have been affected by the condition. Christoph Stopka shares his tips for living well with Parkinson’s…
Living With Young-Onset Parkinson’s Disease
This Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research video introduces 40-year-old Jimmy Choi. Jimmy was diagnosed with young-onset Parkinson’s disease five years ago. Discover three tips for living well with Parkinson’s disease here. Choi talks about the importance of support groups both for patients and for caregivers. He…
What It’s Like Having Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s disease is a degenerative neurological disease where the brain cells that make dopamine die. Dopamine is responsible for movement, so the lack of dopamine causes symptoms like motor control, cognitive and GI problems, along with depression and many others. Find out more about dopamine’s role in the development of Parkinson’s disease. In…
Living Well With Parkinson’s Disease
In this video from Life the Basic Manual, Parkinson’s disease patient Pam talks about her journey with the disease and some of the things she does to maintain her quality of life. Read about seven ways to self-manage your Parkinson’s disease. Pam was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease…
8 Tips to Help You Deal With a Loved One’s Passing
Learning that a loved one has a chronic illness is devastating, and even more so if that illness is likely to cut their life short. Everyone deals with the death of loved ones different, the grieving process is varied and there is no wrong or right way to go about…
Tips for Living Well With Parkinson’s Disease
This inspiring video from Christoph Stopka shows that being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease doesn’t mean you have to stop living life to the fullest. Discover 10 early signs of Parkinson’s disease here. German-born Stopka moved to the U.S. in 1984. He was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2004 but he hasn’t…
3 Tips for Feeling Great With Parkinson’s Disease
In this video from Invigorate Physical Therapy and Wellness, founder Sarah King shares her top three tips for Parkinson’s patients to improve their quality of life. Find out more about improving balance with Parkinson’s disease through exercise. Ms. King’s first tip is to treat exercise as another medication you…
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