You, Me, and PD

In this last episode of Season 1, Jeremy and Doreen share the tragic losses they experienced around the same time as his diagnosis. They talk about moving through grief, how stress and depression trigger Parkinson's Disease symptoms, and share some of the things you can do to reduce the burden on your loved ones when you pass. 

Jeremy is joined by David Loud, a renowned Broadway music director, arranger, actor, and now author with his upcoming book, "Facing the Music: A Broadway Memoir." David shares the story of hiding his symptoms, a key moment when he had to face reality, the shock of his diagnosis, and the hidden blessings he found in ending a career that spanned decades to start a new vocation. Anyone impacted by Parkinson's Disease will relate to his powerful and sincere story that is both humbling and encouraging.

What's it like to find out that a loved one like your own dad was just diagnosed with PD? In this episode, Jeremy is joined by a very special guest: his daughter, Lizzie, who shares her perspective with learning about the diagnosis, witnessing the symptoms, and thinking about the future. She has some very good advice for both those newly diagnosed with PD and the ones they love.

After receiving his diagnosis of Young Onset Parkinson's Disease, Jeremy Likness and his wife and care partner Doreen had to make a few changes. In this episode, they share what the path forward felt like after the diagnosis and share their experiences that highlight the impact of Parkinson's Disease on everyday living.

Jeremy and Doreen discuss the events leading up to his diagnosis of Young Onset Parkinson's Disease and their initial reaction.