On September 19, 2019 I was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease. This is my story.
Dude, it's been nearly THREE MONTHS! WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? What's going on?
Sometimes it's hard remembering that I am a man when there's so many things that I can't do or have quit doing because of this disease.
Where have I been? I'm not even sure this episode explains it very clearly.
I am BACK! And it seems like I say a lot but I'm not sure that it goes anywhere.
So, yeah. . . It's been awhile. . . Well, I got these cool new RED crutches. Why? Just listen to the podcast. Thanks. And thanks for waiting for another one.
How Parkinson's Disease made me take pills to make me eat more and made me fat and hurt my arthritis in my knee. That's right, it's ALL the fault of me having Parkinson's Disease! HAHAHAHA!!!
It just seems like I complain on this podcast but life has been good for awhile so. . . No complaints = No podcasts! I guess I need to complain about something!
Took a 10+ car trip with Parkinson's anticipation. . . And I survived!
I had the best weekend for my daughter and the WORST weekend for me. By the way, I did not listen to this podcast before I loaded it up but I know that there are at least SIX F BOMBS (3 in the first couple minutes). Hang tight, this is just me unedited and now uncensored in all of my rambling glory!
Boy do I ramble on here! 26 minutes of Parkinson's adventures. I will apologize in advance, there are a couple of places where the recording fades out for a few seconds. It is the recording and not your player.
I will wander the American West looking for peace, justice, and a way to stop my arm from shaking!
Lots of different doctors telling me lots of different things. . . And I crossed my two year diagnosis date! But, is that really something to celebrate?
An old man rambling about the crap that he is learning to live with now that Parkinson's Disease has been a part of his life for nearly 2 years. Hey! That old man is me!
Yep, you guessed it. . . I fell. Also, for some reason the audio drops out in a couple of spots. Not sure why. Maybe the heart monitor interfered with it.
Lot's of stuff that I have meant to mention but somehow have forgotten to.
I have been back to work for two weeks! Let's see how that's going.
I was shocked both physically and by my upcoming return to work!
GEEZE! When did I get so old that I need a Team of Doctors?
EPISODE 25! And 3 weeks in a row! Finally wrapping up my very busy week!
My ZOOM visit with the Cognitive Test doctor.
Three different therapists and II haven't even gotten to my two doctors appointments!
On April 21st my Neurologist put me on Short Term Disability to help me stabilize/combat my Parkinson's Disease.
I was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease at 54 and by 55 I have added several other diagnosis's to my list! I thought getting old started in your 60's or 70's!
I tested positive for the Coronavirus. . . Here I am rambling about it.
I hope that my Parkinson's Disease isn't affecting my sleeping now!
This episode my Aunt talks about her favorite subject, my Uncle.
I say down with my Aunt to talk about my Uncle who had Parkinson's Disease.
I was diagnosed with Parkinson's one year ago today. This is a recap, of sorts.
Everything keeps happening to my right side. Is it truly Parkinson's Disease issues or just Parkinson's Paranoia?
I am not going to edit out "uhs, errs, & ands" anymore. I want to see if this disease eventually changes my speech pattern. Historical recording data and whatnot.
Silly little things are changing in my life because of Parkinson's and I thought I would share. It might be too much information so be warned!
Sorry that I have been away, this is episode 9 and episode 10 has already been recorded.
And now the rude awakening of how I really am out of shape!
Talking about updates after my first visit to the doctor before surgery.
I finally had my surgery to remove part of my intestine. . . Hooray! Well, at least it is over with.
I talk with my youngest daughter, Ellen, about what her thought's are about me having Parkinson's Disease.
This is about my first doctor's visit to discuss Parkinson's Disease with my Neurologist and my wife.