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Do you have any grandchildren?
My parents became grandparents for the first time last fall. They love it, and watching them with my son has been an exceptional experience for me.
Do you have grandchildren? How do you enjoy spending time together? How do you answer their questions about or explain Parkinson’s to them?
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8 Replies
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4 year old grandson to 7 year old granddaughter: “Why does grandpa shake?” Granddaughter: “Because he’s old.” 😜
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Hahaha aww, out of the mouths of babes… <3
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My sweet granddaughter will be turning one at the end of April. She is my joy! I used to be afraid of having grandchildren – that I wouldn’t be able to do things. That’s all changed. They love you for exactly who you are Parkinson’s or not.
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The first year is truly something special. Happy birthday to your granddaughter, Lori!
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It was a great day!
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When I was diagnosed with PD in 2012 I thought my life was over. I ended up in a depression doctors office and the good doctor told me to hold on, one of the best aspects of life was coming my way, grand children. We have 5 girls and 1 boy.
I never imagined this was our fate. We ended up spending a LOT of time with the boy until he started kindergarten. The girls make their presence known – strongly.
I may have a degenerative disease, but I never dropped a baby!
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You’re very blessed, Waldo! 🙂
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Two granddaughter’s Lillian (9) and Evelyn (8) who live with our daughter Michelle and us as she’s separated from her husband and so we’re a multi-generational household with three generations at home.
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