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[mimikhan]

Hi everyone, I'm new here. my hubby has recently confirmed in 2020 with psp. he was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2015. unfortunately he kept to himself and still not feel comfortable to speak with family & friends. Since last year his symptoms go worse. he has few bad falls. bless him. its overwhelming at the moment how we don't know, how to deal with it, specially myself. He mostly depends on me. I am his career. Please anyone who can give advise! what will be the first step to take ?? how I start organizing things for him.

[Hidden]

You might want to read through this page.

pspassociation.org.uk/app/u...

[mimikhan in reply to Hidden]

Thanks Jeff, I will start looking that website today.. very kind of you.. stay safe

[Heady]

My one bit of advise would be, take a huge breath and concentrate on what your husband CAN do at the moment. Worry about the other stuff tomorrow.

Oh, and stay on this site, it will be your saviour.

Sending big hug and much love

Lots of love

Anne

[mimikhan in reply to Heady]

Morning Heady, thanks for your reply.. much appreciated. I think every day is different than the other & will keep my self inside the circule for searching help and support. Prayers and blessings with love and warm hugs.. stay safe

[JantheNana]

Do what you can in your home to reduce risk of falls. Does he use a walker?

I finally had to walk with my husband everywhere,even with a walker.

Take one day at a time. Blessings.

[mimikhan]

Dear Nana, blessings for you too. thanks so much for your kind reply.. unfortunately, he's very proud man and give the impression that all okay even its not! I always walk with him where ever we go. I can't let him walk alone. not safe at all, he was 53 when diagnosed with Parkinson's and now at 58 with PSP. Very hard reality as his life is gone up side down suddenly. Please do remember us in your prayers. Stay well.. Love