By Patricia Lightner
Parkinson's disease is sometimes referred to as a "designer disease"—it affects everyone differently. What bothers me, may or may not bother you.
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At My Parkinson's Info we have the privilege of hearing from people living with Parkinson's disease. We met Kate Kelsall, a blogger with Parkinson's, in the world of Web pages and email. We would like to introduce you to her, and some of her experiences, via her blog, Shake, Rattle and Roll.
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It was painful to hear a Person with Parkinson's disease misunderstood on the world stage earlier this week. Such misunderstandings happen on the individual stage every day, all over the world. Still, it can open discussion.
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-This is the second of three installments by guest writer, Todd Bischoff
As a newly diagnosed Parkinson patient, I've discovered something all the PD veterans are probably already well aware of. Most people have good days and bad days. Personally, I've found that people with PD have good hours, bad hours, and really bad hours. You don't live by tomorrow or next week, but by next hour. And that can be draining both physically and emotionally.
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Parkinson's disease effects relationships dramatically, including emotional and physical intimacy.
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