Another week has
come and gone and in this house emotions have been running wild with all the
frustrations and worry of living with a degenerative disease. Hearing from
fellow Parkinson’s sufferers, and knowing others are experiencing the same
symptoms and side effects of medications is comforting. However this does not
alleviate my physical suffering, and this past week I must say, has pushed me
pretty much to the limit. I am not one to make a fuss, but with Parkinson’s
claws deeply set in my flesh, tearing my life apart and laughing at any dreams I
might have of the future, it’s hard to find my smile and keep it upon my face.
I feel compelled to
continue writing this blog, to log my journey with Parkinson’s in an honest and
truthful manner, in the hope of spreading awareness about a disease that needs
all the help it can get for people to truly understand how terrible it is. What
will next week bring? I’ll just have to wait and see.
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