Living with Parkinson’s Disease: Sleep
- Living with Parkinson’s Sleep problems are widespread. Discover tips for improving the quality of your sleep
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Living with Parkinson’s Disease: Mental Wellbeing
- Living with Parkinson’s Some tips on coping mentally and emotionally with the impact of Parkinson’s disease
Living with Parkinson’s Disease: Diet & Nutrition
- Living with Parkinson’s Advice on eating healthily to support physical and cognitive wellbeing
Living with Parkinson’s Disease: Daily exercise is recommended
- Living with Parkinson’s Find out how an active lifestyle can help manage the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease
Living with Parkinson’s Disease: What to focus on after being diagnosed.
- Living with Parkinson’s Feeling initially overwhelmed is normal. Give time to time and concentrate on six key actions to feel calmer and more in control.
SPOTLIGHT: Speech therapist: Jennifer Martin
- Living with Parkinson’s Meet Jennifer Martin, a speech therapist specialised in helping people with Parkinson’s disease.
Outside-in perspectives on Parkinson’s Research from an Impatient Patient & Blunt Businessman
- Humans touched by Parkinson’s / Living with Parkinson’s Patrick and Anne-Marie offer some advice to researchers in the hope of speeding up discovery of a cure.
Uncertainty and anxiety make the world smaller for Parkinson’s patient Bernard and wife Sandra
- Humans touched by Parkinson’s / Living with Parkinson’s Bernard and wife Sandra enjoy travelling, going to the theatre and concerts but his unpredictable Parkinson’s symptoms make them anxious and keep them home.
Did you know? Find out more about Parkinson’s Disease symptoms
- Living with Parkinson’s Find out more about some of the symptoms that affect people with Parkinson’s Disease. Not every patient experiences all of the symptoms. Did you know …
Stiffness, shock diagnosis, fear, coping strategies & positivity – Magali’s Parkinson’s journey
- Humans touched by Parkinson’s / Living with Parkinson’s Teacher and mum of three girls, Magali was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease at 35 years old. Six years later she has accepted her condition, found ways to cope with it but wonders how long she can continue to work and what the future will hold. Her secret to living with it is to stay positive.