The Victory Summit: The 10 Commandments of Living Well with Parkinson's Disease

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Nurse Practitioner Susan Imke, from Kane Hall Barry Neurology, discusses communicating with doctors, strategies for coping with various Parkinson's symptoms, injury prevention, and maintaining a loving, positive relationship with care partners and family.
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0:00 Introduction
1:52 Thou shalt not take thy doctors too seriously
4:09 Thou shalt pace thyself
5:49 Thou shalt not fall
6:43 Learn safe movements
7:57 Speech therapy fosters communication, relationships
9:00 Recognize, respect communication styles
10:44 Thou shalt drink water religiously
11:36 Thou shalt not drive if thy friends are terrified to ride with you
12:42 Plan for alternate means of transportation
13:38 Practice good 'sleep hygiene'

[@kathyross6143]

The video only got to Commendment # 7.
I was really enjoying this video And would love to hear the rest of it. Help!

[@yolandagrisales7682]

The subject is full of information and really it's giving me more understanding, however it would be good if a video about how to deal with stiffed back, neck and legs streching muscles.

[@conductorguy12262]

Good video, good content. However, either have the complete speech or leave a link to the second half!

[@helenjosephinemccloskey6570]

I agree. Would like to see speech in its entirety

[@stuartshire6585]

I b u

[@sherilynnbettevy8833]

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[@larryy2101]

I enjoyed Susan's humor and she was making informative points, until . . . the video abruptly stopped. Is there a way to do a "redo?" Find the missing part and add it to this partial address. That would be very helpful. However, I'm giving a 10 to what I watched and wished for more.

[@armandbunag7648]

Aaaa

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[@susanmann5286]

I can't believe she she used the term, "real doctor."

[@tommybewick]

Stop trying to be funny and just answer our questions... I get it people that are public speaking feel like they need to appeal to a crowd. We're more interested in your actual knowledge of Parkinson's disease then your ability to make funny comments about modernist culture...

[@RG-hf4et]

Agree.... I don't like the jokes & small talk. Just get to the point please.