PD Research News
OK, so I’m obsessing over yesterday’s discovery that I’ve had “diffuse brain atrophy“ since 2007. Gail said so. She’s the type of person who, when there’s something wrong with her, will say, “Meh… let me know when it kills me.” And I respect that. I really do.
“Arrow through my liver, you say? So that’s that stinging feeling I noticed awhile ago. Oh well. Saw it off at the ends and I’ll get the vacuuming done.”
Bill Schmalfeldt is serving notice. It's time for Parkinson's disease patients to stop being invisible. It's time for a nationwide effort to raise awareness about crippling degenerative neurological disorder and the havoc it wreaks on American families -- approximately 1.5 million people currently have a PD diagnosis with 50-thousand new cases each year. Having had PD himself since 2000 at age 45, Bill volunteered for experimental brain surgery in 2007. In "Put On Your Parky Face" Bill spins a humorous, poignant, sometimes angry tale about his life with this incurable progressive neurological condition. He will soon retire from Federal service, planning to use his remaining time, focus and energy to help fund the research that will find the cure. In fact, 100% of the author proceeds from this book will be donated to Parkinson's research charities. This book should be owned by anyone who has Parkinson's, anyone who knows someone with PD, or anyone who might GET Parkinson's someday -- in other words... YOU!
Also available as a $15 paperback at Create Space and as a $5 Kindle book at Amazon.com.
Parky Bill's Parkinson's Disease Place 