No one knows what the future will bring. Especially when it comes to Parkinson’s Disease (PD), everyone experiences PD differently. There’s no set trajectory that everyone follows. PD is a chronic, progressive disease, which means that it typically gets worse over time. Yet, we don’t know how fast the disease will progress, or what symptoms will or won’t reveal themselves. Some symptoms of advanced PD may never become issues for you. However, for those experiencing the challenges of advanced PD and for their care partners, having reliable information is vital.
… Full Story>Archives for 2023
Dr. Gilbert Hosts: PD in the Black and African American Community – APDA Webinar on March 22, 4pm PT
Attendees of this special episode of Dr Gilbert Hosts will meet an inspiring group of people with PD and care partners, who are working to bring hope and community to Black and African American individuals with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Register now for this American Parkinson Disease Association (APDA) webinar, taking place on Wednesday, March 22, 4pm PT.
… Full Story>Mouth Matters: Oral Health & Drooling in Parkinson’s Disease
We’ve all been taught to brush our teeth twice a day. Oral health is essential for overall well-being and good quality of life. But for people with Parkinson’s disease (PD) oral health is a particular concern as they commonly experience problems with the mouth and oral cavity, and some may have difficulty with dental hygiene.
… Full Story>Register Now for Redding PD Support Group’s Conference, Friday, April 14, Anderson, CA
This year’s conference is all about “Keeping Healthy with Parkinson’s.” Attendance is open to people who have Parkinson’s disease, their friends, family, or anyone interested in learning more about Parkinson’s.
Expert panelists and speakers will discuss topics essential to improving quality of life with PD including adapting to Parkinson’s disease lifestyle issues, how to incorporate exercise and movement into your daily routine, and more!
… Full Story>Personality and Parkinson’s Disease – Educational Resources from APDA
People often ask about the effect Parkinson’s disease (PD) can have on personality. Many PD symptoms are fairly obvious, but others like shifts in personality might be less clear to see. There could be many reasons for a person with PD to act differently, so it can help to learn more about the potential underlying causes.
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