Category Parkinson’s Disease Dementia

When Parkinson's disease enters a household, it rewrites the family calendar. Medication schedules dictate mealtimes.

Adjusting to limited movement with Parkinson's disease requires a combination of mental strategies, physical adaptations, and medical interventions that...

When Parkinson's disease progresses to the point where tremors, rigidity, and balance problems interfere with daily activities, home modifications become...

Living with Parkinson's disease means confronting a gradual theft of movement""a slow erosion of abilities that most people never think twice about.

Parkinson's disease transforms an active lifestyle through a gradual but relentless erosion of motor control, beginning with subtle tremors or stiffness...

Not everyone with Parkinson's disease develops the characteristic tremor that most people associate with the condition.

Parkinson's disease erodes physical confidence through a relentless accumulation of small defeats""the coffee cup that slips from a trembling hand, the...

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...

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 disease diagnosis frequently becomes the starting point for a cycle of repeated hospitalizations that can dominate a patient's life and...