TMJ one year follow up visit shows that improvements have stayed.

We do not make these videos to scare or upset anyone. But we do make them to show the general public the unseen face of Pd that we who battle Pd each day never show. We do this in an effort to raise awareness to such an awful disease.

A doctor at Allegheny General Hospital is performing what some people are calling life-changing surgery on those suffering from Parkinson’s Disease. Deep Brain Stimulation, performed by Dr. Donald Whiting, calmed the tremors that had robbed Jim Harris of his ability to play guitar. After his successful surgery, Mr. Harris regained control of his muscles and returned to rehearsals with his band.

Joseph H. Friedman, MD, is chief of Butler’s Movement Disorders Program – www.butler.org – and an international expert in movement disorders. This video Q&A helps people understand the mood-related symptoms of Parkinson’s while discussing treatments for the physical symptoms such as depression, apathy and fatigue.

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Neurologist Dr. Michelle Brewer briefly defines Parkinson’s disease. She also lists several symptoms that appear at the onset of this degenerative disorder. For more health information visit www.drbobshow.com.

My name is Howard Shifke. In 2009, when I was 48 years old, I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. I took a completely holistic approach to the disease and fought Parkinson’s without medications. After nine months of fighting it, on June 12, 2010, I became symptom free. On August 5, 2010, I went for my 6-month follow up visit with my neurologist, and he said he could not detect a single Parkinson’s symptom. In March of 2010, I began a blog, and it contains many of the things I did to recover, fightingparkinsonsdrugfree.com I found this brain vibration chanting to be very beneficial in stimulating activity in my brain. I learned it from Dr. and Master Zhi Gang Sha. It is pronounced as follows: ling yow chee chee chee — joe ling bah ling yow chee chee chee — joe ar ar sih sih NOTE: sih sounds like sit without the “t” All my best, Howard

www.secretover.com Treatment of Parkison’s Disease

MICROGRAPHIA handwriting. writing writing writing. may you rest in peace. have served me well. for most pd’s, control over using a writing implement, betrays one quickly. the pen in my hand feels like i’m holding a limp noodle. the first word or two scratched might be legible. then, the letters get smaller and illegible. bummer. thank you god for my mac. WWW.PARKINSONSANDAUGHTERS.COM

Demonstration of early stage secondary Parkinson’s disease symptoms (slurry speech, trouble initiating movements, loosing balance) on a 30 year old woman, who lost almost all of her putamen (part of the basal ganglia) on both sides of the brain resulting from the lack of oxygen in the injured part of her brain. The professional term for her injury is anoxic-ischemic brain injury. You can read up her story and make donations here: www.gofundme.com Join the free Facebook group I set up for her for following updates (www.facebook.com Date of Accident: June 7th, 2011. Video taken: Oct. 12th, 2011