"I have been planning this hike for years. But during my planning I picked up an unwelcome companion – Parkinson’s Disease. It’s good for anyone to do difficult things. To prove to yourself that you are tough, resilient, that you are a worthy companion that others turn to in difficult times. To keep pushing. For those of us with PD, exercise is the one thing that has been shown to slow the progression of this affliction.

Meg Winter's, a member of our community, has asked to share her artwork with you all. " I've found it very helpful for non motor symptoms...

Art work and other creative activities can be very beneficial for people with Parkinson's Disease. Our very own Jud Eson was recently...

With the new year approaching, many people start to form resolutions. However, some studies show only 9% of Americans actually complete...

Davis Phinney is an esteemed American cyclist and Olympic bronze medalist. Throughout the 1980's and early 1990's, Phinney was a familiar...