Teachers College Columbia University, where I completed my doctorate in Applied Linguistics, is presenting me with a Distinguished Alumni Award this April. I can’t really believe this is happening, but […]
Distinguished Alumni Award Coming My Way! Read More »
Over the years I’ve participated in a number of research studies related to Parkinson’s disease. In fact, I encourage everyone with PD to sign up with the Michael J. Fox
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Many of my friends and Facebook followers are either Korean or Americans who, like me, worked in Korea, primarily as Peace Corps Volunteers. I lived in Korea for five years,
Traditional Korean Music Shot Into the Future! Read More »
I work at the two Bronx Charter Schools for Better Learning. I’m called a “Professional Development Specialist,” which means I get to train new teachers and teaching assistants in our
Plenty o’ Sun in Primary School Writing Read More »
Being a caregiver to someone with Parkinson’s will cost you money. Why and how much? A recent research report attempted to find out, by comparing the financial situations of 1211
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A Parking Suns reader recently left this comment at the bottom of a post I wrote a few years ago, titled “Gay with Parkinson’s. What are the issues?” Hello. I
I visited my neurologist last week. As usual, she’s delighted that I’m doing so well, and she adjusted my meds as follows. As before, I’ve included medications prescribed by my
Another Year? Another Drug Regimen! Read More »
We’ll be back online and sunnier than ever in January! Thanks for all of your support. Best wishes for good health outcomes for EVERYONE!
Happy Holidays from Parking Suns! Read More »
…this morning across the street from our house. Click on picture to embiggen, then click on picture again to get amazingly sharp details.
The online magazine Parkinson’s Life just “ran” an interview with me. Click here for the link: click!
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