Dealing with Parkinson's Disease

Me when medications are working: Me when meds don’t work or wear off:

April is National Parkinson’s Awareness Month, dedicated to increasing understanding of the progressive nervous system disorder affecting over 10 million people worldwide. Throughout April, organizations like the Parkinson's Foundation and Michael J. Fox Foundation highlight research, advocate for better care, and support those living with the disease, with World Parkinson's Day marked on April 11.  Key Aspects of Parkinson's Awareness Month Purpose: To raise funds for research, promote early diagnosis, and support the community. The Symbol: The red and white tulip is the official symbol of Parkinson’s disease, launched in 2005. Ways to Participate: Educate: Participate in initiatives to learn about symptoms like tremors, rigidity, and non-motor issues (depression, anxiety). Advocate/Donate: Support organizations funding research and public policy initiatives. Events: Join walks, runs, and educational webinars, such as those offered by the American Parkinson Disease Associa...

Who is Checking on the Care Giver?

Parkinson’s Revolution is an indoor cycling experience that combines passion, determination and community to generate awareness and advance our mission toward a cure. Join us across the country on Saturday, February 28, 2026 (in-person or virtually) for a high-energy ride that will make you perspire while being inspired! Register today at ParkinsonsRevolution.org .