Internal tremors

People associate Parkinson’s mostly with shaking and tremors which are clearly noticeable, but there are also internal tremors which are not visible to anyone else but are highly unpleasant. These tremors can occasionally literally drive me crazy, and I despair when people say to me “you look so well, I can’t see you shaking” they have no idea what is really going on at all. The tremors are exacerbated by any stress or tension, and seem to be inside my arms, legs and also in my chest. Many symptoms associated with Parkinson’s are not visible, so it is incredibly hard to judge how much someone is really suffering. This is also why it is so important to tell your doctor everything you are experiencing, for again it is not plain to the naked eye what is really going on. The medications I am on seem to be taking care of the external tremors pretty well, but the internal tremors are a daily torture and reign supreme!