“Half of joy of life is in the little things taken on the run..so let us keep our hearts young and our eyes open that nothing worth our while shall escape us.” Victor Cheribulez Here we are again, like in olden days, gearing up once more for a busy and stressful season especially for thoseContinue reading “Tips to finding Joy this Holiday Season: By Maria De Leon”
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Parkinson’s through time: by Dr. De León
“LIFE GOES ON…” Hello my friends! Happy Valentine’s Day to all my friends around the world! As always, I appreciate each and everyone of you and thank you all for allowing me to be part of your PD journey either as a person with disease, caregiver, friend, spouse, partner, child, grandchild. These last few weeks,Continue reading “Parkinson’s through time: by Dr. De León”
Subtle signs that show you have too much stress in your life: By Dr. De Leon
I have decided that “stress does not go with my outfit. so, I am breaking up with it!” you should do the same….. after all is not the stress that kills us but our reaction to it. I write to deal with my own stress although sometimes I just need time away from everything andContinue reading “Subtle signs that show you have too much stress in your life: By Dr. De Leon”
Tips for Making Life Easier for Both Caregivers & Chronically Ill Alike : By Dr. De Leon
Last month I have been dealing with my dad’s terminal illness. I have had my moments of frustration as many of you have in taking care of loved ones with chronic illnesses like PD because sometimes what we think is best for them is not what they think is best for them. So how doContinue reading “Tips for Making Life Easier for Both Caregivers & Chronically Ill Alike : By Dr. De Leon”
Revisiting isolation an often overlooked topic in Parkinson’s : by Dr. De Leon
A month ago, I read that as the new year rung in several Parkinson’s patients chose to take their own life. I can only imagine the devastation one must feel to decide to go through with something like this….I was extremely saddened by these events ….wondering where the friends and family were and at whatContinue reading “Revisiting isolation an often overlooked topic in Parkinson’s : by Dr. De Leon”
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