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The Parkinson’s Disease Refrain: Do You See What I See?

Posted by Anahita ghazani · July 30, 2019

Mobile dating apps aren’t just for millennials. Ricky N., 78, met his future wife Glynda G., 71, online more than two years ago. His diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease never deterred her from their relationship, and themotor symptoms that are characteristic of Parkinson’s disease did not stop them from enjoying suburban Nashville or engaging in activities […]

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Surprised by Symptoms: Parkinson’s Disease is More than Movement

Posted by Anahita ghazani · July 16, 2019

For the nearly 1 million Americans who live with Parkinson’s disease, experiencing and learning to adapt to lifestyle changes is a major aspect of coping with the disease. While they and their care partners may anticipate difficulties with movement, including symptoms such as tremors and stiffness, many are unprepared for non-motor symptoms that may also […]

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Personal Story about Parkinson’s Disease

Posted by Bold Commerce Collaborator · June 16, 2019

Seeing What is Not There Is it possible to see what is not there? For people with Parkinson’s disease, the answer may be yes! It is estimated that nearly half of all people with Parkinson’s disease may experience hallucinations, or seeing things that others do not, or delusions, which are fixed, false beliefs over the […]

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