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I’m only human after all
To err is human, to forgive divine. And to be applauded for mistakes and wobbles, well that’s another thing altogether.
To err is human, to forgive divine. And to be applauded for mistakes and wobbles, well that’s another thing altogether.
I’ve found Parkinson’s is just about manageable with the right resources. But what about people who don’t have the money, the connections, the information they need to move forward with confidence?
Christmas is long over, but for us there has still been lots of packing, wrapping and wrestling with sticky tape. We are on the move.
Dementia is no laughing matter – or is it? We know that music can spark joy and memories for people with dementia and connect them with their past. I’m hoping comedy can do the same.
People who need people, sang Barbra Streisand, are the luckiest people in the world. My social networks – real and digital – keep my neural networks sharp and focused.
Several times a day I wobble but stay upright. These ‘magic moments’ may look alarming, but I celebrate each one of them as a fall I’ve prevented.
I’m the expert in Me and my Parkinson’s. But I’d still like to find out more. So I’m delighted to find out about a champion of personal science, who encourages us to be both researcher and subject. Wise old Owl. Bear of Very Little Brain. Who’s the clever one? In Read more…
If I’m struggling with something, do you step in to help? Or are you afraid you’ll undermine my independence and skill? I say, step right in.