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Kindness Matters
Anticipatory Grief
Rock Steady Boxing in the Tri-Valley?
Parkinson’s Moving Day
How You Exercise Makes the Difference
Is Parkinson’s A Bully?
PD Bootcamp
Meditation and Parkinson’s Disease
Deny It – Embrace It – OR??
Alexander Technique Class
What’s the Good News?
Rumination Revisited
PD Boot Camp Dublin
Finding Your Balance
How to Get Through the Cold of Winter
Low Blood Pressure? Is It Dangerous?
Letter of Appreciation to Carol Fisher
Introducing Jody Barry
Mindfulness is Your Best Friend
The Doctor Becomes a Patient
Allan and Margy Hansell, A Remembrance
The Elephant in the Room
Am I Weird or Is It Just Parkinson’s?
The Day Having Parkinson’s Was Cool
Parkinson’s, A Balancing Act
Ideas and Strategies for Handling Worsening Symptoms
I Am Lucky
Dealing With Depression
Still, a Poem
Supporting Your Nervous System
“You Don’t Look Sick”
Ninety Years in a Nutshell
Call for Contributions
What is Self-Compassion and Why is it Useful?
Parkinson’s Can Cause an Unusual Breathing Issue
The First Few Minutes
I Do, Too
Living and Dying with Grace and Dignity
The Hierarchy of Pain and Parkinson’s
Lightening Struck Her Home
Parkinson’s Treatments and Dental Care
3 Ways to Address Your Stress
How to Treat Fainting
Electrical-pulse Brain Stimulation
Improves Parkinson’s Patients’ Mid-step Freezing
Having an Attitude of Gratitude
Vitamin B12 Supplement
Carol Fisher: Do You Feel Apathetic?
Caffeine As A Biomarker for Parkinson’s Disease
Shedding A Tear May Help Diagnose Parkinson’s Disease
Carol Fisher on Depression and Anxiety – Exercise Eases Symptoms
Gut-Brain Axis and Neurodegenerative Disorders
February Meeting Speakers
2018 Annual Dues Reminder
Carol Fisher on relationships between Parkinson’s patients and caregivers
Book and handout recommendations in the library
Member Profiles spotlights Cindy Gershen
How laser equipped shoes may help in walking
Carol Fisher discusses falling and fall prevention
Abraham Raja reminds us the library is closed in December
Member Profiles spotlights Rhona Wanetick,
writer of the RonnieGrams
Norm Bardsley writes on Parkinson’s and Public Policy
An exciting update from “Dance Moves Me!”
Danish Research on Sleep and links to Parkinson’s
Carol Fisher writes on meditation and why it’s helpful with Parkinson’s
Abraham Raja shares a new book and the Handout of the Month
Member Profiles spotlights Lance Gershen, co-president of PNMD
Rock Steady Boxing is featured in Neurology Now
We share information from the Rare Disease Report on the new time released Amantadine
Carol Fisher on the Importance of Community when dealing with Parkinson’s
Abraham Raja welcomes new library volunteers and announces the Handout of the Month program
Janice Ransley reviews Victoria O’Kane’s book, “A Journey to Joy”
Member Profiles features Rynette Raja, caregiver and PNMD Volunteer
Learn How to Shop Amazon Smile and Support PNMD
Volunteers still needed to help with PNMD events
September 2017 PNMD Newsletter
The Neurology and University of Rochester Medical Center reports on how telemedicine can be as effective as in person visits in Parkinson’s Disease
Amy Van Voorhis reviews Atul Gawande’s book, “Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End”
Neurologyadvisor.com writes on how visions changes may be an early indication of Parkinson’s
Carol Fisher writes about Anxiety and Parkinson’s Disease
Wendy Henderson weighs in with another article on anxiety and it’s causes in Parkinson’s
Alan Isaacson reviews John Wolf’s book, “Honey, I Sold the Red Cadillac: Learning to Cope with Lewy Body Dementia”
This month we introduce Member Profiles, stories about PNMD members. Our first story is about Howard Zalkin, co-president of PNMD.
Carol Fisher explores dehydration and what to watch for
Lance Gershen wraps up the Poker Tournament Fundraiser with results and pictures
Carolina Henriques reports on a survey about PD diagnosis and how it affects quality of life
Jeanne Warren reviews John Pepper’s book, “Reverse Parkinson’s Disease”
