This beats pharmaceuticals!

[Beckey]

Have y'all seen this?

abc.net.au/news/2018-02-04/...

[alexask]

Good spot. I find singing does help - I sing in the car on the way to work. The other thing that would probably help is singing in a group. Meeting other people and enjoying their company really helps parkies.

[Beckey in reply to alexask]

I agree!

[2Bertie in reply to Beckey]

Yes, I sing in the shower to CD's , also there is a lady in Florida that has a radio program and puts out excellent CD's for pd patients. Look up Voice Aerobics on the web. I like her Songbirds disc. it has voice exercises that you sing! Happy day and keep singing.

[Astra7]

That looks like fun! I've also recently discovered that if I go for a walk when feeling wobbly singing marching tunes helps me walk smoothly. Just wish I knew more songs than just When the saints come marching in!

[Beckey in reply to Astra7]

Ooh, I forgot about the Saints. Good one!

[BJB61 in reply to Beckey]

Some good funky soul tunes work too: the meters, Eddie Harris etc help. 76 Trombones is good too

[Juliegrace in reply to Astra7]

Show tunes. I default to Do Re Mi from Sound of Music.

[2Bertie in reply to Astra7]

Try walking to music on your phone with a headset. It keeps me moving. My husband downloaded a ton of music on my phone.

[Beckey in reply to 2Bertie]

I've got to pick up a headset one of these fine days. Recommendations?

[jeanette2372]

Thank you so much! How inspiring! 😀

[rebtar]

I just went for the first time to an improv group sing. So much fun!!! Having fun is one of my goals for this year...

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I am surprised that I missed this story. It is great though. Singing and simply listening as well to good songs has a positive effect on the mind. Positivity is all important.