Shifting gears:
Managing Parkinson's as it progresses

Adapting through many means with Parkinson’s

Mary Ichiyama, who lives in Hawaii, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2002 after recognizing her symptoms a year earlier.…

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About the series

Dread about the road forward into Parkinson’s disease progression is only natural, but hearing from those who’ve navigated these shifts can empower you to be a proactive planner. In this series, two people living with Parkinson’s and a physician share practical guidance on adjusting to advanced stages of the disease — from building coping strategies to discussing evolving treatment needs with specialists.

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Staying active and teaching fitness with Parkinson’s

Lori DePorter, who lives in Pennsylvania with her husband, Mike, was diagnosed with young-onset Parkinson’s disease at age 45. She…

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Adapting through many means with Parkinson’s

Mary Ichiyama, who lives in Hawaii, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2002 after recognizing her symptoms a year earlier.…

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Sharing the emotional load amid Parkinson’s progression

Lori DePorter shares how redefining her role with her husband helped them face Parkinson’s progression together.

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Exercising and treating early to slow Parkinson’s progression

Mary Ichiyama shares the lesson she learned about how early treatment and exercise can slow Parkinson’s progression.

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Recognizing overlooked Parkinson’s progression therapies

Adam Margolias, MD, explains the overlooked power of therapy and exercise in managing Parkinson’s progression.

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Processing progression with Parkinson’s disease

Lori DePorter shares the outlet that’s helped her navigate the emotional weight of Parkinson’s.

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