another impromptu video with maureen, sharing a few words on parkinson’s messing with one’s voice.

New Treatment Helps with Parkinson’s Lip and Hand Tremors. Also improves shuffling gait. Dr. Demerjian

maureen talks (eventually) about dyskensia and use of amantadine to relieve symptoms. as with most drugs, we develop a dependence and with out them, the pendulum movement of the head and rock and rolling of all the limbs can get worse after withdrawing from amantadine, then starting up again. the symptoms have not abated. unlike drug withdrawal for other illnesses, one can never go back with parkinson’s. she keeps throwing a curve just when a respite seems to occur.

Early Parkinson’s Disease Symptoms and Posturology at Posturepro.

PLAYIN’ POSSUM WITH DEPRESSION. NOW, HAVE YOU HEARD THE POSSUM’S HISS DRIP OFF THOSE SERIOUSLY SHARP FANGS?

Melissa J. Nirenberg, Assistant Professor of Neurology and Neuroscience at Weill Cornell Medical College, Associate Director of the Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Institute at Weill Cornell explains about non-Parkinson’s symptoms in her talk “Parkinson’s Disease Secrets, Myths, and Misconceptions.”

In this episode I talk about how feel to be symptomatic in public. My frustrations, annoyances and what I sometimes do to deal. I invite other Parkinson’s patients to share their stories.

www.StemCellTreatment.org Luis Archundia is a patient with Parkinson’s disease. After his stem cell treatment for Parkinson with autologous stem cell at ASCAAC he tell us about his improvements. Stem cell therapy for Parkinson’s is showing great results for our patients. Visit our website for more information or give us a call!

Take One Minute Episode 5 : Trading With Colleen Henderson-Heywood. Most of us know a little of the physical side of PD but it is the non-motor symptoms that can have the most profound affect. I look at myself today and I am very different. Some small tasks have become overwhelming, and indecisiveness has set in. This wasn’t the old me but it is the new me. I have to adapt and more importantly my partner has to adapt with me. We are learning that being flexible and remaining balanced is the best approach. So when your dishwasher turns into a monster and your bedroom looks like the clothes collection point at Oxfam, you can remain good humoured! Its not the end of the world! Thank you for watching, Colleen x ‘Lightning Bolts’ by Idiotcut – with kind permission of Ross Macintosh & Ross Anderson.

Ask the MD: Do Young Onset Parkinson’s disease patients experience the same symptoms? The Michael J. Fox Foundation’s staff Neurologist and Movement Disorder Specialist, Maurizio Facheris, MD, adresses the concerns of Young-Onset Parkinson’s patients. For more information on living with Parkinson’s, visit: bit.ly The “Ask the MD” series is intended as an educational resource for the Parkinson’s community, their families, and friends. Please consult with your health-care provider to best address personal medical questions. Watch more “Ask the MD” videos at bit.ly The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research is dedicated to finding a cure for Parkinson’s disease through an aggressively funded research agenda and to ensuring the development of improved therapies for those living with Parkinson’s today. www.michaeljfox.org Follow us: Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: www.twitter.com