My wife exhibits at times, as being 34 and5 PD. Says horrible things, then has has no memory of it. I am confused. Her daughters always have believed her so I really don't have a say.

I seem to not be able to control my anger as of late. I say too many things that can not be unsaid and have to constantly apologize, it's like my filter went away! What I say is always valid, but still hurtful. And then come the tears and sobs. Because I feel horrible for being an ass, then feel sorry for myself lol.
I feel that it all comes from pent up frustrations from just everyday bs, dropping things, forgetting things , another trip up the stairs, etc., etc.
Anyone else relate?

My mom was diagnosed with parkinson's without the tremors 5 years ago. At a recent neurologist appt., the doctor said that it's not the typical Parkinson's but rather Parkinson Plus with Lewy Body. (She's rapidly losing motor abilities which was the reason for the new diagnosis.) This was the first I've ever heard of the "plus". Anyone else hear of this? Thanks.

One neurologist says I have Parkinson's and put me on Sinemet. Another neurologist from the same office says that I don't have it and thinks my neck, lower back and anxiety are what is causing problem's with my shaking and my walking. So he will be taking me off the Sinemet gradually to see if he can tell what my problem really is. I've also had other tests. My question is once I'm off the meds will I know whether I have the Parkinson's or not? If my symptoms stay the same and don't get… read more

I've been diagnosed with PD for about six years now and I regularly see the nueraoigist who made my diagnosis. I find myself wondering if this is the best doctor to continue seeing or are there PD specialists that might provide a higher level of care. How many folks see a PD specialists for their care?