There’s a saying in the medical community that if you’ve seen one person with Parkinson’s, you’ve seen… one person with Parkinson’s. The same can be said for PD caregivers. Experiences with the disease vary widely, and symptoms change over time. That means caregiving can be unpredictabl...
Visit PageCaregiving for someone with Parkinson’s disease can bring up a range of difficult emotions, many of which are challenging and often conflicting. To start, juggling daily and long-term care needs can be quite stressful. As a caregiver you value being able to support your loved one, but you may also...
Visit PageThe information on this page provides guidance on what to expect from Parkinson’s caregiving and how to care for your own health.
Visit PageIf you live far away from a loved one with Parkinson’s, you may feel limited in how much you can help out. Our community shares advice on simple ways to feel more connected and involved, whether you and your loved one live a car ride or a flight apart. As you reach out, remember that long-distance...
Visit PageFinding it hard to get-up-and-go, or you’re simply not interested? You may be experiencing apathy, a common Non-motor Symptom of Parkinson’s Disease. Apathy causes a general lack of motivation and interest, as well as a dampening of emotional expression. Hobbies and social activities may no long...
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