A Parkinson’s Journey Marked by Injuries Rather Than Tremors
Not everyone with Parkinson's disease develops the characteristic tremor that most people associate with the condition.
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When Parkinson’s Disease Slowly Took Away Physical Confidence
Parkinson's disease erodes physical confidence through a relentless accumulation of small defeats""the coffee cup that slips from a trembling hand, the...
A Story of Parkinson’s Disease and the Fear of Falling
Fear of falling isn't just a psychological concern for people with Parkinson's disease""it's a rational response to a genuine physical threat that affects...
How One Parkinson’s Patient Learned to Live After Losing Stability
Learning to live after losing stability requires accepting that movement will never be the same while developing new strategies to work with the body...
A Parkinson’s Diagnosis That Led to Repeated Hospital Visits
A Parkinson's disease diagnosis frequently becomes the starting point for a cycle of repeated hospitalizations that can dominate a patient's life and...
When Parkinson’s Disease Turned Everyday Walking Into a Risk
Parkinson's disease transforms walking from an automatic, unconscious act into a deliberate challenge fraught with danger.
A Long Term Parkinson’s Story Focused on Balance Loss
Balance loss in Parkinson's disease is not simply a symptom that appears and stabilizes""it is a progressive challenge that often becomes the defining...
How Parkinson’s Disease Gradually Changed One Person’s Independence
Parkinson's disease erodes independence through a slow, uneven progression that typically begins with subtle difficulties in everyday tasks before...
Living With Parkinson’s Disease After a Series of Serious Injuries
Living with Parkinson's disease after experiencing serious injuries requires a fundamentally different approach than managing PD alone.
A Parkinson’s Patient Who Lost Mobility After Years of Frequent Falls
When a person with Parkinson's disease experiences repeated falls over months or years, the cumulative damage to confidence, physical function, and...