Parkinson’s Disease

To get us started, I want to identify her triggers that cause her panic attacks. Her body has become very sensitive when it comes to her thoughts. Any slight sadness, fear, worry, anger, and like-thoughts (negative thoughts) will cause her legs to feel full blown discomfort and most of the time pain. Here’s how she always describes it:  Description of Symptoms Whenever she stays in the Off-period for more than 10 minutes, more symptoms arise:  There may be more I just can’t think of right now. You may say that adjustment to medications can fix it. Yes, we thought of that… Read more: Combatting Panic Attacks With These Powerful Tools

You are reading this probably because you or someone you know was given an unfavorable diagnosis. Devastated of the bad news, it’s hard to put thoughts together and make sense of what is going on. Anyone can easily feel fear, sadness, and uncertainty about the future. Millions of questions will pop up about every aspect of life. So how does one should handle bad news?  When we were given my mom’s diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease years ago, it felt like it’s end of the world. It felt as if she had been taken away from us and there was nothing… Read more: Unfavorable Medical Diagnosis: Useful Things To Know