Parkinson’s is not a Four-Letter Word By, Margaret Preston, Power Over Parkinson’s   “Parkinson’s” is a word we say every day in our house. Whether it’s because we’re talking about our nonprofit, Power Over Parkinson’s (“POP”),...

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In 2000, I was diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease (YOPD).  What brought all of this on was I was having trouble using my left hand to turn a ratchet or screwdriver during work....

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Illustrator Barbara Salsberg Mathews, diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2020, is remaking the stereotype image of the old white man going through the 5 stages of Parkinson’s, to reflect young women of various races (e.g. white,...

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Sports: Bowling and Parkinson’s Disease   When we think of sports many times, bowling may not be the first at sports fans' fingertips or the one causing argument between historic finals that changed the game for...

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Sharon's son, George 1/1/2020……. I lost my mother, Sharon, due to Parkinson's disease. I wanted to share my thoughts and ideas on tough topics in caregiving and send thoughts and prayers for others diagnosed...

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The National Plan to End Parkinson’s Disease. Tracking the beginning, when it became Law and the future! Q & A with Sharon’s son, George. Episode 19 Special Guest: United States Senator, Rick Scott. Florida. https://youtu.be/q2N-qHC-zsc   Q &...

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