Tribe Feed › Forums › 2023 Insight Summit › Fear of progression in people with Parkinson’s disease: prevalence, determinants, and treatment options

  • Melissa

    Administrator
    12/04/2023 at 12:54 pm

    Welcome to the presentation. Please post any comments or questions for this interesting topic here.

  • Jill

    Member
    14/04/2023 at 2:03 pm

    What a complex disease. This excellent presentation highlights yet another consideration. I look forward to the conclusion of the current study, and a broad acceptance that help can be provided. This will be of real assistance to the Parkinson’s community. In the meantime, the recognition of fear of progression is valuable in itself.

    • Johanna

      Member
      14/04/2023 at 8:07 pm

      HI my name is Pieter and have live with P D for over 20 years

      It is not nice great to live with P D butt no need to be scared of if you take a positive view and stay informed wifh books like Parkinson Disease a complete guide for Patients and Fam

      When You read the whole book You can find for your self where your at ,plus keep active as much as

      posible Also it, is good to share your life with others personally i have my Faith,in God above but that

      is me. My activeties are Bike riding ,P D TWarrior fitness , Gardening and House work

      Pieter

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