As almost all of us are still housebound thanks to Covid, one thing we can still do is participate in Parkinson’s research projects that we can complete at home. On […]
It’s Parkinson’s Awareness Month. What Are You Doing? Read More »
Peter Anthony Fields, one of this blog’s readers, sent me news of a play he recently wrote, titled “That Guy,” and I bought it on Amazon. I’ll copy the book’s
Gay, with Parkinson’s? Have I got the book for you! Read More »
Guest Column by David Schneider Any survey of publications, conference and discussion topics related to Parkinson’s disease is sure to include numerous references to the importance of maintaining a positive attitude
“Mything” the Point: Some Thoughts on “Living Well” with Parkinson’s Disease Read More »
In celebration of all things sunny, and to promote an enriched environment, Parking Suns now features every Sunday on many Sundays a different YouTube music clip about the sun! This particular clip doesn’t mention the sun
I was delighted to be asked to spread the word on my blog about a secondary condition many Parkies will face: Neurogenic Orthostatic Hypotension (nOH). What is nOH? Let’s copy-and-paste
Double Whammy: Parkinson’s Disease & Neurogenic Orthostatic Hypotension (nOH) Read More »
Parking Suns reader David Schneider contributed this amusing-but-still-kinda-scary short story about a man dealing with Parkinson’s on a typical day. Thank you, David! The Joke Machine – – David Schneider
Fan Fiction: The Joke Machine Read More »
Happy Valentine’s Day from Nell Carter and Parking Suns!
Happy Valentine’s Day! Read More »
I lived as a happy-go-lucky Parkie for the first six years. My symptoms were mostly mild and easy to joke about. (Poop joke: What do New Yorkers call a bird
Festinating Gait? Begone! Read More »
I wrote this sonnet during the height of the Covid-19 lockdown last spring. It’s not autobiographical, but I can relate to parts of it, especially bounding out of bed in
Fill out practically any questionnaire as a person with Parkinson’s disease, and you inevitably hit the question, “Do you need help buttoning your clothes when you get dressed in the
Typical Parkie Question. Atypical Answer. Read More »