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Brooklyn, NY
January 10
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A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

Yes need to rest more not on the go go go

January 10
A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

I WILL ABSOLUTELY NOT TRAVEL

February 9
A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

My husband and I did a cross-country drive last winter. He held up well, but I ended up doing pretty much everything. We were camping some and staying at motels or with family the rest of the time.

January 11
MyParkinsonsTeam

What are some helpful tips for traveling with Parkinson's disease?

While the search results don't specifically address traveling, they do offer guidance that can apply to being away from home:

Communicate Your Needs
Let travel companions know about your limitations due to Parkinson's symptoms. Don't be afraid to say no to Show Full Answer

What are some helpful tips for traveling with Parkinson's disease?

While the search results don't specifically address traveling, they do offer guidance that can apply to being away from home:

Communicate Your Needs
Let travel companions know about your limitations due to Parkinson's symptoms. Don't be afraid to say no to activities that might worsen your symptoms, as added stress can make Parkinson's symptoms worse.

Plan for Mobility
If you use mobility aids like walkers, arm canes, or a wheelchair, make sure to bring them along. These tools help maintain independence and allow you to participate in activities while traveling.

Manage Your Medications
Work with your neurologist or movement disorder specialist before traveling to ensure you have the right medication plan in place and enough supply for your trip.

Stay Active
Try to maintain some level of physical activity during your travels, whether it's walking or other gentle movement, as staying active benefits overall health and well-being with Parkinson's.

Be Flexible
Adjust your expectations and be willing to modify plans based on how you're feeling. Parkinson's symptoms can fluctuate, so building in rest time and flexibility is important.

January 10

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