Harnessing AI to Empower the Parkinson’s Community
I’m continually inspired and impressed by how people with Parkinson’s aren’t just adapting—they’re leading and eager to help others. One […]
Startled in Traffic, Losing My Keys, Freezing in Doorways and Falling on Stairs: The Hidden Visual Challenges of Parkinson’s
How Parkinson’s Might Affect Our Vision, Depth Perception, and Spatial Awareness You’re riding in a car, and suddenly a vehicle
Meet Twitchy McGrit
The Unlikely Hero Leading the Fight Against Parkinson’s. Twitchy McGrit: A Symbol of Grit, Humor, and Hope Twitchy McGrit isn’t
Parkinson’s Disease Motor Symptoms
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De-feet Toe Curling in Parkinson’s Disease
. 👣 The Toe Curl Chronicles: Real Talk About Parkinson’s and Dystonia in the Feet Toe curling from dystonia is
The Claw Hand Chronicles – Tips from The Parkinson’s Fight Club
“Claw hand” in Parkinson’s, often caused by dystonia, can be managed with simple tricks like hand stretches, fidget rings, posture
Finding Strength in Optimism and Gratitude
Is there such a thing as too much optimism with Parkinson’s? I’ve asked myself that—but I’ve found that gratitude and
Why Balance and Core Exercises Matter for Parkinson’s Disease — and How to Get Started
🧠 Why Balance and Core Work Is Essential in Parkinson’s People with Parkinson’s disease are at significantly increased risk for
Balance Exercises for People with Parkinson’s
Balance and core exercises are key for people with Parkinson’s to improve stability and reduce falls. This guide includes simple,
Progression of Parkinson’s Disease – Reimagined
Progression of Parkinson’s Disease- Sara’s Version
