I never tried the JitterBug yet, but AARP always has an ad in their newspaper for that senior-focused phone. Great question!

Thank you that would be nice to see a chart.So you would know where you stand.

I saw an article at this link: https://www.myparkinsonsteam.com/resources/end-...

Thanks for you comments. I attended one of my brother's doctor appointments and I asked her at what stage he was. She showed me a chart that shows all the symptoms that a person with Parkinson's would have and she said is was in the last stage. I wish I had gotten a copy of the chart. His hands shake and so it is hard to use a phone like an iPhone that doesn't have buttons.

Glad you have an appointment with a movement specialist -- that will make a huge difference for you! I do not understand your other doctor's comment. Doctors are really hard to communicate with sometimes. When people say things that floor me, I just freeze -- I never know what to say next to get more information or to try to clarify their response. Actually, thinking about this now, is helping me. I will try to remember to say: "What do you mean?" Have to laugh at myself because it seems simple writing it out. But in the moment, I just freeze and become silent.