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I keep thinking this is going to get better

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I wish it would. I am committed to making the most of my life because its the only one I've got. But sometimes I just wish for carefree and easy again x

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Cons10s

Try Dr. Joe Dispenza, you can watch him on YouTube. Things can definitely stay carefree.

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Mjm012

I hear you. Keep on keeping on! Xoxo

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Johnboy46

I was dxed 2 and a half years ago. I am now nearly 70. Yes, I wish I didn't have PD but over the last year my younger brother (age 59) has gone blind (detached retinas) and one of my best friends (age 62) who I have known since 1960 has had throat and mouth cancer , has had a stent put in his throat and it has punctured his windpipe, and after an emergency operation is in an induced coma. So I feel blessed that all I have is Parkinson's.

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Cleo16 in reply toJohnboy46

Thank you. You are right. My dear friend has just found out she has cancer in her spine. She is one of those people who light up a room.

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JohnPepper

Hi Cleo. Don't think for one moment that you cannot get better. You may be lucky, as I am , I have been able to reverse my movement symptoms and have lived, Pd medication-free since 2002. I am now 85 years old and still am very active,

I am not selling any medication or device for you to use. I was lucky, because I started to do fast walking, two years after I was diagnosed in 1992. At that time I had asked to come off the Sinemet and Symmetrel and was put onto an MAOb inhibitor. I then started to get better.

Four months after starting the fast walking my performance had increased quite considerably. I had already started to get better.

Later on, I started to CONSCIOUSLY CONTROL MY MOVEMENTS and from that point onward, there was no holding me back.

Look at my website - reverseparkinsons.net and read all about it. If you contact me I will try to help you as much as I can. GOOD LUCK!

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Emily89

Find a "ROCK STEADY BOXING" class. It's exercise specifically for PARKINSON patience. I have been going for a year now and cannot believe how much better I am. Try it

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Cleo16 in reply toEmily89

I'd love to but they don't have them in NZ

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Hikoi in reply toCleo16

There are Parkinsons boxing classes in many places in NZ. Where do you live?

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Cleo16 in reply toHikoi

Wellington

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Hikoi in reply toCleo16

They are held in Kilbirnie on Thursdays

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jeeves19 in reply toCleo16

And this isn’t the only life you’ll have. 😊

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Cleo16 in reply tojeeves19

Thank you

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