As we continue to raise awareness for the nearly 10 million people suffering from Parkinson’s disease worldwide, we must not forget the unsung heroes who stand by our side day in and day out. There is no doubt that caring for a Parkinson’s person takes an entire village… The care partner who maybe a friend,Continue reading “When Roles Change-By Dr. De Leon”
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Los Tulipanes Rojos : Símbolo de Esperanza y Expresión Artística Por La Dra. De Leon
Originally posted on defeatparkinsons:
Al prepararnos nuevamente para celebrar el tercer Congreso Mundial del Parkinson hacemos honor a todos aquellos que viven y luchan con la enfermedad diariamente. Este evento se llevara a cabo el mes de octubre del dia primero al 4 en la ciudad de Montreal. Hay se reuniran las mejores mentes scientificas…
Make the most out of your health team: by Dr. De Leon
As we continue to raise awareness for Parkinson’s and work together to #EndParkinsons, there are a few things I like to talk about. First, in order to have the best outcome with lower disabil… Source: Make the most out of your health team: by Dr. De Leon
Make the most out of your health team: by Dr. De Leon
As we continue to raise awareness for Parkinson’s and work together to #EndParkinsons, there are a few things I like to talk about. First, in order to have the best outcome with lower disability while living with PD is having a team of health professional to help guide you. The quaterback should be your neurologistContinue reading “Make the most out of your health team: by Dr. De Leon”
Help with Parkinson’s Awarness Month
This April, I urge our neighbors to take part in Parkinson’s Awareness Month. Source: Help with Parkinson’s Awarness Month
The perils of traveling when you have PD:by Dr. De Leon
As I have been traveling to promote my book and women in Parkinson’s issues, I am reminded of some of the perils of traveling which can make anyone a bit discombobulated but for those of us who suffer from a chronic illness like PD it can really throw us for a loop. I absolutely love travelingContinue reading “The perils of traveling when you have PD:by Dr. De Leon”
Help, my toenails are “jumping ship”
Originally posted on Living Well with Parkinsons Disease:
By Sheryl Jedlinski Today I awoke to discover the nail on my left baby toe hanging on by a thread. I probably would not have even noticed it, were it not for the dot of my favorite red nail polish remaining from my last pedicure… too long…
Honor your body: by Maria De Leon
Coming to terms with the feelings and emotions brought on by the new changes in your body is a huge part of living with a chronic illness like Parkinson’s. Especially for us women who … Source: Honor your body: by Maria De Leon
