I am not a woman in her 70s, but I live with one and this article rings true.
“By our 70s, we’ve had decades to develop resilience. Many of us have learned that happiness is a skill and a choice. We don’t need to look at our horoscopes to know how our day will go. We know how to create a good day.”
Beautiful essay, thanks for posting. Much of it applies to men, too!
Of course it does. Well written, though.
What do we have to do when PD takes us on a wee journey in the darkIs it possible to measure levels of GDNF in a specific part of the brain of a living Pd patient?Is everyone aware that only when 70% of our glial cells, and possibly 80%, have been destroyed, can we be diagnosed with Pd?
TALK TO US...Dr. Jeanmonod, neurosurgeon at the SoniModul Clinic in Solothurn, Switzerland who is a pioneer of the MRg FUS PTT 
