... Making the Most of “On” TimeAlthough there are many approaches to managing “off” time, it often becomes harder to control motor fluctuations over time. Once you get a sense of when your “off” times are likely to occur — possibly with the help of a motor symptom journal — you can better plan your day. ...
... Making the Most of “On” TimeAlthough there are many approaches to managing “off” time, it often becomes harder to control motor fluctuations over time. Once you get a sense of when your “off” times are likely to occur — possibly with the help of a motor symptom journal — you can better plan your day. ...
... This symptom can be related to “off” times.6 Freezing and other “off” time symptoms can make it hard to keep up with your daily routine and prevent you from enjoying your favorite activities. ...
... This symptom can be related to “off” times.6 Freezing and other “off” time symptoms can make it hard to keep up with your daily routine and prevent you from enjoying your favorite activities. ...
... “You” time can also be done while multi-tasking. For instance, walk the dog to your favorite park and take time to smell the flowers along the way. Do some breathing exercises during your commute. Turn household chores into a dance party with your favorite music. ...
... “You” time can also be done while multi-tasking. For instance, walk the dog to your favorite park and take time to smell the flowers along the way. Do some breathing exercises during your commute. Turn household chores into a dance party with your favorite music. ...
... You might also talk with a social worker about other avenues for intermittent, part-time, or full-time home care that may be available. If caregiving is becoming overwhelming, it’s important to talk with your health care team about the difficult decision of moving a loved one into a nursing home or care facility. ...
... You might also talk with a social worker about other avenues for intermittent, part-time, or full-time home care that may be available. If caregiving is becoming overwhelming, it’s important to talk with your health care team about the difficult decision of moving a loved one into a nursing home or care facility. ...
... The goal is to support dignity, reduce pain, and help families make the most of the time they have together.Talk With Others Who UnderstandMyParkinsonsTeam is the social network for people with Parkinson’s disease and their loved ones. ...
... The goal is to support dignity, reduce pain, and help families make the most of the time they have together.Talk With Others Who UnderstandMyParkinsonsTeam is the social network for people with Parkinson’s disease and their loved ones. ...
... “I was making coffee, and I blacked out — the second time it happened to me within the last year,” she wrote. “I got misdiagnosed for so many years when I had low blood pressure.”Early Signs of Parkinson’s and DiagnosisEarly symptoms are a sign that it may be time to see a neurologist to determine if the condition can be diagnosed as PD. ...
... “I was making coffee, and I blacked out — the second time it happened to me within the last year,” she wrote. “I got misdiagnosed for so many years when I had low blood pressure.”Early Signs of Parkinson’s and DiagnosisEarly symptoms are a sign that it may be time to see a neurologist to determine if the condition can be diagnosed as PD. ...
... “Take it one day at a time,” one member said. “Live as you want. It's just a life less ordinary. Research, research, research. Go to your doctors’ appointments with questions.”Another member advised finding a movement disorder specialist to visit, since they usually have the most accurate information. ...
... “Take it one day at a time,” one member said. “Live as you want. It's just a life less ordinary. Research, research, research. Go to your doctors’ appointments with questions.”Another member advised finding a movement disorder specialist to visit, since they usually have the most accurate information. ...
... “One time I fell forwards, flat on my face, in an intersection!”Delusions can also lead to unsafe behavior. A MyParkinsonsTeam member who cares for a parent wrote, “I have to take things away because she plays with things that can be dangerous. She tries putting things in outlets that don't belong.” ...
... “One time I fell forwards, flat on my face, in an intersection!”Delusions can also lead to unsafe behavior. A MyParkinsonsTeam member who cares for a parent wrote, “I have to take things away because she plays with things that can be dangerous. She tries putting things in outlets that don't belong.” ...
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