Even though we are “falling back” on Sunday November 6th, remember our motto — no falls! Not backwards falls or forward falls, or any kind of falls. You mind consider a fall prevention class.
Stanford’s Neuroscience Supportive Care Program Calendar of upcoming Autumn events is now available
Stanford’s Neuroscience Supportive Care Program, run by Nurse Coordinator/Program Manager T. C. Cowles, is a wonderful resource for anyone living with or caring for someone with one of more than 20 neurological conditions, including Parkinson’s, no matter where they are seen for their care. The current calendar of events is now available.
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Tips for Talking with Your Doctor
The National Institute on Aging points out that: “You only have 18 seconds — that’s the average time a doctor waits before interrupting a patient. Be prepared for your visit.” Check out the NIA’s guide on preparing to meet with your doctor – both a new doctor or a doctor you’ve seen previously…. Full Story>
Stanford participates in the first National Parkinson Foundation’s Moving Day
Stanford movement disorder specialist neurologists, nurses, researchers, and staff participated in the first National Parkinson Foundation’s Moving Day in Silicon Valley on Saturday, April 25th, 2015.
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month!
Raise awareness of Parkinson’s in April by speaking with your family, friends, and neighbors about it. Contact a local newspaper, radio station, or TV station about how you are coping with Parkinson’s Disease. Start a blog about positive and negative aspects of Parkinson’s — if you are living with it or caring for someone with PD.