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How do you deal with your walking
I tried a cane, but it wasn't enough; I've been using a walker since 2012.
How do you deal with your walking
I walk with a cane and I have my husband or whoever is with me coach me to take bigger steps. you can also put a belt with a rope on it to, help him take bigger steps and you will have control of his… read more
I hope everything is going good for you now, it's scary to change pills, and not knowing what will happen.
Has anyone experienced swelling of effected body parts. My right side is effected and my hand swells sometimes.
First confirm the diagnosis with orthopedia hand specialist both condition final treatment will be surgery. Others treatments will help for a time only.
It seems like my body just can’t regulate my temperature. Everyone else in the room will be cold & I’m sitting there dripping in sweat. What do you do?
PD can make you very sensitive to variations in temperatures, the first summer after I got my PD diagnosis I spent sitting in puddles of perspiration. Now I am 19 kgram lighter and find I am now more… read more
I am dancing the tango for five years now.It is an amazing experience.
A fun workout for you! You must have a great partner!
Does anyone have trouble with their thinking. I have trouble with confusion.
Thank you very much, my dear Mary. ❤
Love,Jeri
I am wondering if anyone other than me has a problem with excessive saliva and what you do about it?
@A MyParkinsonsTeam Member and other asking about drooling.... be sure to continue to visit your dentists while you are taking meds for Parkinsons!! TRUST ME I am speaking from experience... I lost… read more
I do not see changes in myself, for instance I have begun repeating myself with no memory of having said something before, or I don’t realize what I’m saying makes no sense. Does anyone in your family tell you or doctor so it can be addressed? Or are you left with no knowledge of the change because no one says anything?
Jane thanks for the hug. Here is one for you!
No, having a diagnosis was better than having no answers. Treatment provided years of better days.