Each person experiences the symptoms of Parkinson's and living with Parkinson's uniquely and it changes as the disease progresses. So the saying goes "if you see one person with Parkinson's, you have seen one person with Parkinson's".  No one can assume they will live the same as others with the disease.

However, what does it feel like to live with this neurodegenerative disease? Can it be described? Is it any different on a daily basis then how others feel?

We asked six people living with Parkinson's from different parts of the country, different ages and both genders one question - what is it like to live with Parkinson's? Their answers are insightful, emotional and honest. 

We hope you listen to all six.