Approximately 50% of people have Parkinson’s Disease. Combined with all the other symptoms in Parkinson’s, depression can be very hard for a PWP to deal with.

Ginny is absolutely right (you’ll come to understand that’s very common) this needs to be addressed.‘she’s not going to do it on her own, so you need to do it for her. It should be very easy to get a determination that she
Is not capable of making her own medical decisions at this time. She’ll thank you later. It’ll be very uncomfortable In the meantime, but left to her own devices, she may find a way to end things.

Hospice is generally for people who have less than 6 months to live. Parkinson's doesn't usually kill you. A diagnosis of PD wouldn't be enough to qualify her unless she was bedridden and unable to take care of herself at all.

Has your mother tried antidepressants or psychological counseling? It sounds like she needs help that hospice wouldn't be able to give.

smittygifl…. no straight answers here trials and phasers truth not truth it’s a big bowl with a lot of pieces a shelf can pick what you like and leave her to do it but I can’t stress enough that is the one that’s going to carry you to the end we’re in good company be happy you seem like such a nice lady enjoy what we have left . Our families have fears too so just don’t show it but God knows what he’s doing and he’s doing a great job please jump on my bandwagon play the trumpeter let’s play clarinet anything I just yell at the top of your lungs you’re free you’re free that is freedom l

Who is your appointment with?

https://www.nationalshrine.org/wp-content/uploa.... pray pray pray never fails