In this episode of Parkinson's and Me, Daniel Sellers introduces Frank, a long-time Parkinson's patient who was diagnosed in 2007. Frank shares his journey of living with Parkinson's for over 17 years, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a positive outlook. Despite experiencing personal tragedies, including the loss of his mother and wife to cancer, Frank has remained committed to using his experiences to inspire others. His story is about more than just battling the disease; it's about helping others navigate the difficulties of life through lessons he's learned, including writing a book titled Embracing Parkinson's.

During the episode, Frank is joined by his long-time collaborator Chris, who speaks about their work together and Frank's impact on others. Frank discusses the challenges of Parkinson's, such as dealing with physical limitations and managing emotions, but he also highlights the importance of neuroplasticity and maintaining hope. By embracing a positive mindset and building daily routines, Frank has found ways to live a fulfilling life despite the diagnosis. 

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