According to this BBC article, a third of all British who have Parkinson’s disease live in fear of revealing themselves to the public, including to family members and close friends. […]
1/3 of British Parkies Live in the Parkinson Closet Read More »
Parky and I attended the Team Fox MVP Awards Dinner (#teamfoxmvp) last night at Gotham Hall in midtown Manhattan. We were invited because of the money I raised for the
Team Fox Extravaganza! Read More »
If you have Parkinson’s disease or live with/care for someone who does, a new art project called “Forging Resilience” would like to hear from you — soon — the deadline
Forge Resilience with “Forging Resilience”! Read More »
Click here for a news video about a “Pints for Parkinson’s” charity fundraiser in Kentucky. And while you’re enjoying a brew at home, check out Patti LuPone singing two concert versions of
I’ll Drink to That! Read More »
Neurology Now just published an exhaustive article on all sorts of sleep problems and all sorts of fixes for all sorts of people affected by all sorts of neurological issues.
“Sleep Smarter” for People with Neurological Issues Read More »
This important article discusses recent research that suggests (1) sleep problems may precede a diagnosis of Parkinson’s, and (2) they may also worsen your condition after you get PD. The
Sleep Disturbances May Precede, and Worsen, Your Parkinson’s Disease Symptoms Read More »
Beefcake above, comedy below. In a recent Daily Mirror article, British comic and fellow Parkie Billy Connolly jokes how he learned empirically that people with Parkinson’s shouldn’t take a shower
Good Advice: Shower Anywhere But a Moving Train Read More »
Stem cells are back in the news again, and here’s what research scientists are trying to do on the Parkinson’s front in San Diego. Basically, they are taking cell samples from the
Promising Stem Cell Possibility Read More »
All right, this allows me the opportunity to upload “labeled for noncommercial reuse” photos of sexy younger guys working out. But in fact, the NY Times recently published an article titled
Exercise: What’s Best for Your Brain? Read More »
