Joy, he is there sweetie. He is always there. Just know everything is in his timing. It took me awhile to get there, that it's God's timing, but now I just keep praying and waiting on his timing because his timing is perfect

I know how difficult the disease is but together we can survive and support each other anyway we can you can count on this group to be there for you please feel free to reach out anytime you need to talk
Best Wishes
Theresa Generes

Just want to pray for you & tell you you are not alone

(((HUGS))) most all of us here completely understand your fear and have our all unique ways of handling our anxiety ... I believe our PD brain is very different from before diagnosis!!! Over thinking, analyzing and obsessing can be exhausting!!! First, give yourself Grace ... this is a serious life event but your true spirit can overcome the challenges with a reassuring strategy to find a new way of enjoying this life with a disability!!! For me, I am forever grateful for the slowing of my life to give me time to explore many health and well-being practices, I never gave enough time to before ... which leads to this situation unfortunately but maybe saving me from other more devastating situations based on family health history!!! Many negatives to this but many more positives can be found with relaxing contemplation!!! Like Albert mentioned, if you need to talk/chat about any little or big topics, don't hesitate to contact me!! I pray for your resolution to your fears and send many positive vibes your way!!!

@A MyParkinsonsTeam Member - Some things that have worked for me; first, I started making a list daily of things I was grateful for. I can't write. so I used the note section on my phone. My first day I only had one thing. I made myself think of different things each day. After a week or so I had a list that I could look at and be thankful for. That helped me to start to understand that there were things in my life that I could thank God for.
This is not a get rich quick scheme. But it is a path to a more positive way of thinking .
Having Parkinson's is really tough having the disease without understanding that you still have things to be thankful for makes it much tougher. I hope you can find at least one thing to Smile about today.

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