What will you be remembered for|? What would you like to be remembered for?

A bit of a theme going on... this was actually the first poem I wrote.

I wrote this silly poem after finding myself in rather a tricky position at bowls recently.

It is me laughing at myself, which happens quite frequently. It has nothing at all to do with Parkinson's, but we all need to step away from it sometimes don't we!

I hope you like it.

Sometimes it seems the planners and builders of today's homes just pay lip service to the issue of accessibility. The access can be limited and not as well thought out as they could be.

I'd like to acknowledge Donna Parkhurst a fellow person with Parkinson's who I follow. She was talking about this topic and it made a lot of sense to me. We all live with uncertainty in life and it is hard not to go into the "What if's" but I try to avoid it as much as possible.

It's easy to be with a friend when things are going well, it's when you hit the rough spots, the potholes in life that is Parkinson's that you know who is someone you can count on. What is a friend to you?

Continence is not something you would discuss over coffee, but it is an important thing to talk about as a symptom of Parkinson's.

Swimming three times a week now and just some thoughts about swimming and Parkinson's.

One of the side-effects for some of the Parkinson's medication is lack of - or reduction in impulse control. I see that in myself with internet shopping and am trying to be more aware.

As someone who has a number of comorbidities, I hav always found having certainty about what each health issue is, has always been helpful. Even if there is no cure, we can seek advice and support better when we know what we are faced with.