Woojer Vest 3 and Parkinson’s Dyskinesia: My Experience With 128Hz and Haptic Sound Therapy
Have you ever been told by your neurologist or Movement Disorder Specialist that they simply have no more treatment options left to offer you?If you have, you already know the emotional shock that follows. It can send you searching everywhere for alternatives — or leave you feeling stuck, helpless, and exhausted. Hi, it’s David from […]
When Positivity Isn’t Enough: The Truth About Living with Parkinson’s
“People always tell you to ‘stay positive.’ But no one tells you what to do when that positivity runs out.” If you or someone you care for lives with Parkinson’s disease (PD), you’ve probably heard this advice countless times. “Stay positive.” It’s meant as encouragement, but in reality, it can feel overwhelming — even impossible. […]
What is Parkinson’s Disease?
Parkinson’s disease (PD) is commonly defined as a neurological movement disorder that affects the brain, causing motor symptoms such as tremors, stiffness, and difficulty with movement. It also presents non-motor symptoms including anxiety, fatigue, sleep disturbances, and cognitive changes. While this medical definition is accurate, it fails to capture the full picture of what it’s […]
Parkinson’s & Hydration: Staying Fueled for Better Mobility
Hi, it’s David from Life With Parkinson’s. If you’re new here—welcome! I’m really glad you stopped by. And to those of you who’ve been here before—thank you. Your support means the world to me. Today, I want to talk about something that’s become a bit of a surprise topic for me: hydrogen water—and specifically, my […]
Adaptive Clothing and Comfort: Getting Dressed with Parkinson’s
Hi, it’s David from Life with Parkinson’s. If you’re new here—welcome! And to everyone who keeps returning to read, thank you for your continued love and support. Today, I want to share something special—a review of a product that truly made a difference for me: MagnaReady, clothing designed specifically for people with Parkinson’s and disabilities. […]
3 Things I Wish I Knew on My Parkinson’s Diagnosis Day
When I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, it was one of the most confusing and difficult times of my life. Looking back now—more than eight and a half years later—I can see three things that I truly wish I had understood better at the time. Knowing them wouldn’t have changed the fact that I have […]
Book Review: Ending Parkinson’s Disease – Key Takeaways
Hi, it’s David from Life With Parkinson’s. This past Christmas, I received a gift that turned out to be far more than just a book — it was a wake-up call, a challenge, and a roadmap all rolled into one. The book is called Ending Parkinson’s Disease: A Prescription for Action, and it’s written by […]
Parkinson’s Awareness Month: How to Join the Conversation
For Parkinson’s Awareness Month, I had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Charlotte, who runs The Owl YouTube channel. Like me, she shares her life and experiences living with Parkinson’s disease. Over time, we’ve supported each other’s ventures on YouTube, and when we talked about collaborating, it felt like the perfect way to raise […]
Caregiving 101: Resources & Support for Parkinson’s Care Partners
Hi, it’s David and Hayley from Life with Parkinson’s!If you’re new here, welcome — we’re glad you found us. To everyone who’s been following our journey, thank you for your continued love and support. We’re back with another post in our caregiving series, and today, we’re talking about something very close to our hearts: how […]
Personal Story: 8 Years with Parkinson’s – What’s Changed
Hi, it’s David from Life with Parkinson’s. If you’re new here—welcome. And to everyone returning, thank you for your continued love and support. When I look back at all the changes I’ve gone through since diagnosis day eight years ago, there’s really only one thing I can say: Wow… what the heck happened? Today, I […]