When I was a young man there was a neighbor who was a retired state trooper. One day I was riding my bicycle and he was checking his mail and I finally asked him. “Why do you shake so much mister?” He said it was because of Parkinson’s. He had a 1956 Chevy BelAire with a 383 stroker in it and it was parked in his garage. I complemented him on his car and he asked if I wanted to go for a ride. So I said yes and he shook just like this all the way until we pulled out of the drive and he slammed the hammer down and shifted like a nascar driver. Fastest car I had ever ridden in (at the time) we pulled back into his garage and as soon as the ignition switch shut off he went back to shaking. To say that car was his medicine is an understatement. It was his escape and he was so happy to share that moment with someone who cared enough to ask about him.

@DelKidd

Ай бұрын

That's awesome, man.🤟🫶

@rudygracia5573

Ай бұрын

Well done!🎖🤝Thank you for that nice gesture.

@williamdistasio9358

Ай бұрын

Okay, who else thought he was going to end that with: "And that kind, awesome old man with Parkinson's left that 1956 Chevy Bel Air to me!

@rudygracia5573

Ай бұрын

@@williamdistasio9358 Not many people on EARTH are THAT generous.

@williamdistasio9358

Ай бұрын

@@rudygracia5573 Clint Eastwood?? Lol

My dad had a friend when I was little that was like an uncle to me that had Parkinsons. He shook really bad until he played the fiddle and he was a hell of a player. That fiddle was his medicine and relief. RIP Gordon Pickett.

@teresalegler2777

2 күн бұрын

Music is being used as therapy for many neurological disorders as well as dementia. Thank you for sharing.

@cobyturbin1352

Күн бұрын

9😅000😅😅😅😅😅

@natashatmt

Күн бұрын

That’s beautiful!

@vanessamurphy1866

20 сағат бұрын

Amazing 😮

Oh man....this made me cry. My dad developed brain cancer in his 81st year. He went into cycles of mini-seizures for weeks, until a kind doc got them under control. It was the hardest thing I've ever watched. RIP Dad.

@cynthiaquast469

5 күн бұрын

😢 RIP! God be with you and your family 🙏🏼

@kr6484

2 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry. May God bless you in the almighty name of Yeshua ha'Moshiach, amen! ❤

@ceeejay9112

20 сағат бұрын

That slight grismile was everything!! And all the best to you and yours op❤

I've never felt so happy for a person I've never met. The look of relief and joy on his face *literally* made my day.

@juliestayrook276

Ай бұрын

I know right? I felt like I could breathe for him. Not sure how to explain it any other way. I guess just all that energy expended. What a beautiful thing! 👍🏼💯😁

I can't even imagine the exhaustion these people must face with this disease, I hope this gives everyone relief and comfort.

@christineperez7562

2 ай бұрын

It's awful to see.

@RobertWilliams__

2 ай бұрын

Hope this works for all. You’d think he’d have to raise his calorie intake to offset the energy used?

@dratonbalat3423

2 ай бұрын

My mom had it. It was exahsting to watch her for us. So yes, certainly exahsting for them.😢😢😢

@rickyparrilla2426

2 ай бұрын

That would be great if it could happen but unfortunately not everyone with this disease that lives in America will get to own this great invention. Unless they are prepared to become homeless since America is the #1 country of greed and scamming insurance companies. The audacity to call America the greatest country when they won't even consider giving there people free healthcare like so many other countries have. Devils run America!

@kayrutledge1970

2 ай бұрын

Amen!

My wife had these stimulator placed in her brain and we both cried the first time they were turned on. It made her life livable again. They truly were a gift of a better life for her.

@trishherbert6310

2 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@SrColon309

2 ай бұрын

😢😢😢😢😢

@Goodnews-JesusForgives

2 ай бұрын

Wow!!! So happy for you and your wife!

@tyclark8162

2 ай бұрын

That is awesome, God blessed you both a Angel to look over you. Always praise Almighty God for whatever it is you are suffering from.

@antonibertolacci7030

2 ай бұрын

My friend has Parkinson’s disease ! He controls it by going on long walks ! JUST SAYING !

That patients smile at the end says it All! Great work everyone!

My dad is 70 with Parkinsons n he had deep brain stimulation surgery. It changed his life so much forthebetter, completely stopped his shaking. Thank you medtronic ❤

@joycewilson8546

Ай бұрын

Jehovah Raphe God our healer rest on these people in Jesus almighty name amen and amen! Glory to the God of heaven!

@gregoyo9231

Ай бұрын

_As a _*_Medtronic_*_ implantee (different condition), I second that sentiment._

I’ve worked for Medtronic for 25 years and videos like these and knowing that my work helps save lives is priceless

@cherylcasey4937

2 ай бұрын

Thank You

@susandombrowski4764

2 ай бұрын

I like Medtronic

@queenwhitaker5407

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for the good work you do. My mom had a medtronic pacemaker at one time. It greatly increased her quality of life ❤

@ADwan83

2 ай бұрын

I’ve been a RN for 20 years and I feel like Medtronic makes so many things we use daily to save lives

@kerirae4777

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!!❤

That little grin is what pure joy looks like.

@Saffie15

Жыл бұрын

Yh

@Saffie15

Жыл бұрын

Agreed❤

@xmannythakidx

10 ай бұрын

I love that look. Especially when my dad wears it. This disease is so hard on him. It breaks my heart.

@colton7373

7 ай бұрын

@@xmannythakidxSo sorry to hear that

@johngalloway8170

4 ай бұрын

That's freaking amazing what is medically possible.

My Papa was one of the first test cases for DBS. My other grandpa was a vet for the test cases of DBS on orangutans. So grateful for this treatment and my family's history with this advancement in the medical field.

@paulagriffin338

Ай бұрын

Thank God for your amazing Papa❤️💕🫶🙌🥰

@austingode

12 күн бұрын

I’m sure the orangutans were thrilled

@zds3483

2 күн бұрын

​@@austingode😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@user-vg6pj2my2n

Күн бұрын

Were Orangutans GIVEN Parkinson's?! They are so like us. I pray this is not true.

Having this treatment must be completely life changing for someone with Parkinson's. I'm happy they are making developments treating this disease x

@user-vg6pj2my2n

Күн бұрын

What we also need even more is PREVENTION.

Apart from the exhausting tremors, Parkinsons wipes out facial expressions, too. To see the tremors stop and him able to smile is just amazing.

@joeyhunter842

2 ай бұрын

Are they able to fall asleep and be at peace for as long as that might be?

@thomasbell7033

2 ай бұрын

​@joeyhunter842 I wonder the same thing. I'm 68, and but for the grace of...something, go I.

@michaelt1775

2 ай бұрын

😂

@infuseme2

2 ай бұрын

@@thomasbell7033 sleep is restless, but not a huge impact. They physical exhaustion takes over and sleep is enjoyed. The meds can be tough on sleep, probably better now, but because during a long sleep the meds are consumed by the body totally, they wake often completely stiff, so the waking up process takes an hour or so. At least that is how it was with my dad in 2005.

@ianherp5678

2 ай бұрын

​@@joeyhunter842it's an unconscious reaction so yes they can fall asleep with more difficulty but it's like falling asleep while shivering. It's basically caused a feedback loop in the brain from a patern of electronic impulses caused by neurons being damaged and or dying. it's a lot more complex than that but that's what Google is for lol

The JOY in his smile after he realizss he is not shaking is EVERYTHING

My brother was a healthy clean living adventurer and developed Parkinson's. He had one of the first brain stimulators implants and it added life to his years and years to his life. This lovely man reminds me of him and his nature and spirit.. ❤

@helpis0ntheway

3 күн бұрын

Aww that's a beautiful story. Thanks for sharing. ✌💛 to you. 💛🕯💛🕯💛

Wow.. the subtle smile that grew on his face as the peace and calm of relief came over him. Such a beautiful moment in modern medicine!

My husband suffered from Parkinson’s. He was so tired all the time from constant movement ( and the disease). He had a DBS placed and was comfortable and moved pretty normally for years until he declined and sadly passed last year. He said it completely changed his life and I’m so grateful for the surgery.

@papasquatch2432

2 ай бұрын

Sorry for your loss.

@debrasetlock4594

2 ай бұрын

So sorry for your loss. Thankfully he had some comfort

@leoric21

2 ай бұрын

My Deepest Sympathies

@Bootysmoothie

2 ай бұрын

The results are lovely to hear about, I'm so glad you got to experience it with him for such a long time it's really a heartbreaking thing to go through and I'm so happy he was able to experience your love . I hear a lot of people leave their partner to some care system or company rather than staying and that is the saddest thing I've had to hear about. It makes me have faith in humanity that a good amount of people care enough to stay through some of the most intense occurrences.

@kylewalkins5112

2 ай бұрын

May your husband rest in peace❤

That man’s quality of life just skyrocketed in about 2 seconds, very cool.

@SticksWithPicks

2 ай бұрын

Not exactly 2 seconds as he has gone through brain surgery before that to place the stimulators and wires. But it is still amazing that the tremors stop almost completely just about 2 seconds after turning on the stimulators, even though they aren't even fine tuned yet. It's just as incredible to see them stop vocal and motor tics from Tourette's.

@roysnider3456

2 ай бұрын

@@SticksWithPicks I understand that he went through surgery first but as you reiterated it only took about 2 seconds.

@ronniekuts6194

2 ай бұрын

God bless this man may he live a better life with this medicine

Amazing! Those who study these diseases and create these devices deserve such respect and recognition. I cannot begin to imagine the turmoil Parkinson patients endure. This must be an amazing feeling for this man. Here’s hoping he never has to experience another shake again.

He’s so brave to let you film him while this happens. What a beautiful soul.

My wife was diagnosed with Parkinson’s about 32 years ago. She underwent brain surgery and had the Deep Brain Stimulator implants installed about 13 years ago and this was a life changing experience for her. She still has good days and bad days but her overall quality of life has been improved dramatically and we are so grateful that this procedure was made available to her. Parkinson’s is a thief that only takes and never gives.

@lynncameron9885

2 ай бұрын

Thank god. I’m so very happy for her ❤

@wwmh6157

2 ай бұрын

My daughter had these muscle control issues and had this surgery and it made her 100%

@user-hs8rh9tl5q

2 ай бұрын

Could she walk before the DBS? my husband had it and it totally debilitated him. Chris from Michigan

@randeanrockman6357

2 ай бұрын

So sorry. What a cruel diseas. I took care of people like this in my younger years

@tpkyterooluebeck9224

2 ай бұрын

Oxford recovery centers in Michigan allegedly has had success with Parkinson's reversal, but I couldn't bring my father there, because he was too old and was on his last legs by literally 6 months when I found out about them. I'd look them up and watch videos and do research on them to see if they really are as good as they say they are. Best Wishes!

My Father had this surgery about 14 years ago. Whilst it doesn’t stop the progression of the disease, it gives you an amazing quality of life. Hats off to the surgeons and medical professionals who make this possible. Dad is still going strong thanks to this intervention 😊.

@AestheticWaif

2 ай бұрын

My grandmother had the experimental brain surgery too! Stopped the shakes, but not the progression.

@wow1371

2 ай бұрын

​@@AestheticWaifcould you tell me what that means? I imagined that this practice basically "cures" Parkinson as long as it is active

@sgtbrown4273

2 ай бұрын

Probably need to thank the electrical engineers more than anything.

@Macedonac

2 ай бұрын

Is it electricity? Don't get it

@upclass7179

2 ай бұрын

Awesome!!

This is what I'm here for. You can't find content like this on Tilt ok or Reels, at least not as easily. I love seeing people recover and finally get some meaning back into their lives. Love this!

@peanutmodel79

Ай бұрын

Controlling symptoms/=/ recovery… still a degenerative, and ultimately lethal, disease

This video can live rent free in my brain, I take care of many patients with parkinson’s and it’s lovely to see this

I have Parkinson's and have had the bi / lateral DBS SURGICAL PROCEDURE. A miracle for those of us who have suffered the essential tremors with Parkinson's, both I have and I'm finally having a quality of life.

@margaretclark......akamarm2600

2 ай бұрын

I am so happy for you. I hope you continue to have a quality of life. Best wishes for the future

@bluumuun

2 ай бұрын

That is wonderful. I hope you continue to enjoy every moment. Bless you x

@StevenWinstonPoole-vg9hy

2 ай бұрын

Although, the DBS doesn't stop the disease from the progressing the DBS will give us quality of life and that, I can face my life with the happiness and joy that this procedure has given me. I can eat out at restaurants without the embarrassed by shaking so badly I couldn't get my food up to my mouth for the shaking. I drank coffee through a straw because I couldn't hold not even a cup of water. Bless you people from MedTronics, through your hands God has given miracles. Thank you.

@bluumuun

2 ай бұрын

@@StevenWinstonPoole-vg9hy Steven, I will remember you in my prayers. I'm glad that you have had some quality of life restored by this. Keep the faith, brother. God bless you x

My hat off to the people that researched, designed, and actually built a miracle device to help people inflicted with Parkinson. WoW that's a 1st for me, over 4,300 up votes. After seeing the amazing way the gentleman's body became normal after he was receiving the stimulus I wish I would have devoted my time studying medical electronics instead of devoting my life working in Electronics on Radar systems. I'm happy for the gentleman and all of the people that this miracle device can help live normal lives.

@bori_borii

2 ай бұрын

Really? Cuz marijuana literally does the same thing. And it's not poison and your not drowning in debt in hospital bills

@clarenceratkowiak7287

2 ай бұрын

@bori_borii So are you telling me that weed works just as good as what we have witnessed. I think most people his age are probably covered by Medicare or Medicaid that the U S Government provides, although I could be wrong.

@bori_borii

2 ай бұрын

@@clarenceratkowiak7287 ohh yeah man. Look up videos on it. And it takes maybe 5 minutes or less. Or dabs that hit you faster. That's really why marijuana is illegal in so many places. They would put doctors out of business

@kathylewis2484

2 ай бұрын

​@bori_borii BS. Medical Marijuana is a joke when it comes to serious concerns. How many people with serious conditions do you even see going into a dispensary. Very few. Barely takes the edge off for most.

@bobhood4482

2 ай бұрын

​@@bori_boriithats not true at all know what your talking about before you down play something so significant for people suffering

The doc that came up with this deserves a medal.

I wish to God I had discovered this before my mother state with Parkinson’s she passed in 2016 but she lived with it for 12 years and every day that she had I was blessed to have her.

I used to work in ICU at a hospital where they did a lot of DBS procedures. Watching the patients and their families learn how to use the app was one of the most rewarding things ever

@Og-Judy

2 ай бұрын

What is the PRICE TAG?

@jennymoore2083

2 ай бұрын

What is the contraption called please? ❤

@olguiq1013

2 ай бұрын

How does it work? Is surgery required or is this an external stimulator only? DIES this work for everyone? ABSOLUTELY MAGICAL..

@rollerskatertexasgirl

2 ай бұрын

@@jennymoore2083looks like it is called N’vision made by MEDTRONIC. You can see it it the video 💖🙏🏾

@danieljohnson2662

2 ай бұрын

Phenomenal peice of tech to be working on!! Kudos for the devs!!

I had two lovely elderly ladies that took my Drawing Class 15 years ago. They were both afflicted by Parkinson's like this man. Then something miraculous happened. When they began drawing, focusing hard on what they were doing, their mind went from Left Brain to Right Brain. At that moment the tremors stopped completely! And as long as they stopped talking and stayed in Right Brain, drawing, NO TREMORS AT ALL! If they stopped drawing or started talking, the Right Brain was no longer engaged and Left Brain was back. And the tremors would always return. AND "ART AIN'T IMPORTANT", HUH FOLKS????? ❤❤❤

@Frank_in_Iowa

2 ай бұрын

Art isn't important at all to me. If i had Parkinson's I'd get the implant. I sure couldn't spend much of my day engaging my right brain hemisphere.

@SilverToes756

2 ай бұрын

Noone asked you ​@@Frank_in_Iowa

@istvanszabo3229

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing your story❗️👈🙂👍 Art is important! I'm a lefty, so my right hemisphere gets a little exercise here and there...😄

@Kay.in.FL.HI.SA.JP.OZ.NZ.RIO..

2 ай бұрын

​@@Frank_in_Iowa Right hemisphere brain functions: Attention, Logic, math, analytical functions, memory, facial recognition, behavior, emotional functions, linear thinking, creativity, imagination, non-verbal communications...

@leelindsay5618

2 ай бұрын

Its not exactly right side of the brain vs left side😅.

I can bear witness as someone who suffered bilateral tremors for over 5 years that having DBS surgery totally changed my quality of life for the better. Though I did not suffer from Parkinson's, it was diagnosed as benign essential tremors. It was one of the best decisions that I have ever made with regards to having an elective surgical procedure. Watching this gentleman nearly brought me to tears, brand new and all made over ❤️

My dad went very depressive after Parkinson, he left 24 years ago. His eyes lost the glow and joy. I wish he could have had the chance to try this. My relief is that now he is strong and happy in Heaven with Jesus.

Mom had parkinsons for more than 20 years. She went through all its stages, well cared for by family.she was a brave woman and loving mom. Miss her

@fayee8986

2 ай бұрын

God bless your heart❤

@lisaquigley-moon9583

2 ай бұрын

My husband had it and he died at 68. It was terrible just terrible.

@sonjagatto9981

2 ай бұрын

@@lisaquigley-moon9583 💔

I proudly spent 5 years of my career working for Medtronic. The company has been alleviating pain, restoring health and extending life through their cutting-edge medical devices (like this one) since it was founded in 1949. Bravo!

@magsmcgarrigle981

2 ай бұрын

Would this help with Huntingtons? My aunt is suffering so badly and this looks promising.

@pdlee954

2 ай бұрын

@bradneary3260 I worked with spine surgeons who used Medtronic devices, back in the '90s. Yes, they've done some wonderful work.

@kymmegascon7805

2 ай бұрын

I have repetititive MS spasms in my legs that interphere with work and sleep. The relief that gave him was a gift

@Jamiesantos1

2 ай бұрын

I am so proud that medtronic is amn based company.

@scottnjoni

2 ай бұрын

That's wonderful to see!.My 28 y.o. son has lived all his years with a Medtronic heart pacer. And his cousin is an electronic engineer with them.

This is simply phenomenal from the viewpoint of a Neuro trauma nurse to see someone with that type of relaxation must be mentally overwhelming for them, and it brings tears to my eyes

Living with that constant tremor, the poor guy must have wondered if he’d ever find relief. I’m so glad he did! Kudos to the developers of this therapy.

That’s actually beautiful to see that man relieved of the trauma

My late grandpa had Parkinsons. I shed a tear seeing this gentleman find comfort. Modern medicine is amazing

@Taylor_Kun

2 ай бұрын

Same here, I watched him go through it while caring for his wife who had Alzheimer's.... He used to fly model airplanes and I would manually Balance the props with his as a kid =(

@bristandehaney4630

2 ай бұрын

Where can I get this treatment?

@gabbyaghoulfemboy

2 ай бұрын

​@@bristandehaney4630The Neuro Medical Center Clinic

@chelsd7724

2 ай бұрын

My heart goes out to you because I also lost my grandpa in 2018 from Parkinson’s.

@Michaelf122

2 ай бұрын

CBD does the same

Wow brought me to tears. This needs to be available to everyone with Parkinsons. ❤❤

I have suffered with Parkinson’s disease for two years. This brought tears to my eyes when I ran across this. I’m upset that my neurologist has never mentioned this to me

The amount of comfort this can restore to a patient is unreal, the constant exhaustion not being so much of an issue is a huge piece of their quality of life given back to them.

@vaastafraja5685

2 ай бұрын

unfortunately they will only help their own, no way a foreigner gets the same treatment.

@glennawalker2343

2 ай бұрын

Quality of life with any disease is the best gift one can have❤

@drefishe1451

2 ай бұрын

@@vaastafraja5685bro what are you even talking about

@nh9973

2 ай бұрын

​@@vaastafraja5685 what are you on about ?

@shawnart101

2 ай бұрын

That must be terrible

If there's anything on the internet that deserves a like, it's work like this that can improve people's lives.

@darnassiannightsaber7835

2 ай бұрын

Glad to see a comment like this, there are people who know what actually matters in this world...

@trainedbog6801

2 ай бұрын

We have alotta smart pelple willing to do good with science but dont have funding because governments doesn't care about anything but themselves.

@whackytobaccy3316

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! We need more comments like this! Tears of joy

If that doesn’t warm your heart you’re made of stone. Well done! This is the kind of love understanding and caring this world desperately needs right now.

Amazing! My mom just passed and she had Parkinson's that was barely physically visible, but she couldn't walk. THANK YOU!

I had an uncle who had Parkinson's disease. The poor man suffered so terribly to the point where he tried to end his own life. The technology that we have now to help people is absolutely amazing! May my uncle and any others who have passed from Parkinson's rest in peace eternally. ❤

@permanentwave

2 ай бұрын

I asked they use this and Dr didn't want to for my family member how can someone have this done

@havanasyndrome3024

2 ай бұрын

Sir, you are being charged with murdering your entire family. Do you understand the charges? Your Honor, I have Parkinson's and was just trying to off myself. 💀

@AlmaWells

2 ай бұрын

​@@permanentwave - Elon Musk ! Contact Elon Musk ! I am hoping Elon will agree to help, because Elon loves humanity ! Elon Musk FOR PRESIDENT ! ❤

@GGP1980

2 ай бұрын

​@@havanasyndrome3024you have schizophrenia don't you??? I used to know a person who has it and laughed and makes jokes with people with who are sick.

@lindam9618

2 ай бұрын

​@@permanentwaveWhy don't you contact the creators of this video?

I know a guy that had this procedure. It was amazing. His whole life changed.

@pennyburnell6143

2 ай бұрын

I’ve had DBS and it helps tremor, some have a great response to it, but not all. It doesn’t stop the other symptoms of Parkinson’s so much but It’s an amazing feeling to be able to keep still. Hope there’s a cure for it and other illnesses soon. 😊

@user-hs8rh9tl5q

2 ай бұрын

It's so weird tho because not all Parkinson's have the shaking. My husband had no shaking but couldn't walk or write and eventually not swallow. Would this device help those kind of issues??? Chris from Michigan

I had Dual DBS surgery and I’m so GLAD I did. I could no longer chart on my patients. I had to drink my coffee through a straw and I had to eat my food from a bowl like a dog. I have Essential Tremor and the DBS saved my life. I now live a normal life.

My partner had a ‘Benign Tremor’ and it was very similar to Parkinson’s which they also specialised in. The Specalist was marvellous and my Partner went from shaking violently to stopping immediately. We live in Cornwall in the UK and he had 20 months of no shaking and enjoyed every moment. The sad thing is he died whilst at work, his death was nothing to do with the operation on his brain it was a blood clot leading up to his heart. I miss him so much and wish he was still with me but I am glad for the 20 months of peace he had before he passed. ❤️ Jan from Cornwall in UK 🇬🇧

Bought back memories of my dad 🥹. My father (passed in 2014) got dbs implant around 2011 and it improved his life dramatically. When the video showed the patient here tapping his fingers together, i started tearing up because i remembered sitting there with my dad for his initial followup appt and dad was asked to do the same exercise.😢😇Great memories. Thanks for the upload.

@manasikashyap

4 ай бұрын

Peace to you ❤

@tthams73

2 ай бұрын

Miraculous. However, Boston’s DBS system is superior to Medtronic’s.

@janethompson2305

2 ай бұрын

Awh God bless Ur hurting little heart Jack🕊❤

@Rickles37

2 ай бұрын

Natives say they still walk with you and yours if the stories are alive my friends. Gods be on your path

@d.williams9747

2 ай бұрын

I'm overwhelmed just watching ❤❤❤❤

This is the type of stuff that needs to be in the news and celebrated. Life saving stories.

@maureenallen6778

2 ай бұрын

💯

@ngf5077

2 ай бұрын

You could change so much for this lmao. What are they doing to say? No? Hahaha

@sergiocisneros7318

2 ай бұрын

Agree

@DespaceMan

2 ай бұрын

Nope they rather celebrate what's trending on tiktok or praise some influencer?

My heart goes out to folks dealing with such cruel ailments. So glad this man has some relief.

Absolutely wonderful. Your giving people their lives back.

That's amazing. Every Parkinson's patient should have this done.

@user-fy2rn1ql1u

2 ай бұрын

The problem is this insurance cover it and can people afford it not everybody can get things for free

@wisdomseeker3362

2 ай бұрын

Medical miracles like this that changes lives this dramatically should be free or at the least _affordable_ .

@Something-there-there

2 ай бұрын

​@@user-fy2rn1ql1uthese are the things you should get for free paid by our taxes. Not bombs, weapons, wars, subsidies for oil industry, tax cuts for the rich etc.

@brianb8003

2 ай бұрын

​​@@wisdomseeker33621) literally every medical breakthrough is a "medical miracle". Or are you implying this should be free, but, we should pay out the butt for basic penicillin or vaccinations? What do you think a "medical miracle" is? 2) What you're really saying is "medical treatment should be free". And that's fine to have that very, oh so very, stupid belief. Because you'll notice this invention and breakthrough didn't come from a socialist country. In fact, *none of them do*. Someone has to pay. There's literally no way around this simple basic principle.

@L.Fontein7

2 ай бұрын

Yes, and maybe there's hope that these will be available to all who need them. It wasn't too, too long ago that the only place one could have their blood pressure taken was at the doctor's office...and now... Home blood pressure monitors are inexpensive and available in every drugstore to anyone who wants one. 🙏🏼

My brother in law has Parkinson’s disease and he shakes like this. When they wired him up, he stopped. It was freaking amazing. Technology has changed the world. This is an awesome video.

@d.h.1691

2 ай бұрын

Have him try organic forms of coconut oil.....actual coconut oil, organic MCT oil, or coconut cream (in a can), etc. Mix it in with his food or just have him take a shot of MCT oil. It reduces Parkinson shakes. It won't be the perfect cure by any means, but you will notice a difference with his shaking.

@jerryeng17

2 ай бұрын

What tech they using on patients?

@andrewcastiglia9548

2 ай бұрын

​@jerryeng17 seems like a more advanced T.E.N.S. system where in there seem to be electrodes and the pods on his shoulder connect wireless to the implants. The programming was probably the doctor tuning it to this patients specific frequency of shake.

@LONEWOLF-rq5tl

2 ай бұрын

I don't know them machines can keep them that way unfortunately, my sweet sweet Grandma had Parkinson's!

That smile at the end was everything

Wow! To see the anxiety melt away. From anxious, to calm, to joyful. That technology is amazing and will bring relief to so many

Hes clearly holding back pure joy, now that hes not bouncing around I think hes ready to start bouncing around for joy and give you a hug.

@patanthony9286

2 ай бұрын

Joy comes from Yehovah God not medicine, now he will depend on medicine,

@SJ47668

2 ай бұрын

@@patanthony9286and be very happy to do so. If he was waiting for a miracle from Jesus he would wait a long time - modern medicine stepped in to fix the physical flaws in the being god designed- if you believe in such things.

@peterbowman-hs2zy

2 ай бұрын

​@@patanthony9286shut up

@jessicawilde4530

2 ай бұрын

I don't think it matters where joy comes from...as long as you can experience joy, which this man so clearly did, that's all that matters.

@Schlemiel-schlimazel

2 ай бұрын

@@patanthony9286no. Now he will depend on the stimulator.

This makes me cry. Thank God for experts who strive to make other people’s lives better. My sister survived Cancer because of her stem cell treatment. Thank you Doctors for helping us!!!!

@user-ls7yi6uv2b

2 ай бұрын

Thanking doctors and God

@daleneparole1502

2 ай бұрын

​@@user-ls7yi6uv2b And only one mentioned, truly exist... Pick one.

@David-bp5kd

2 ай бұрын

Thank science!

@sharonhall6518

2 ай бұрын

Wonderful!!!

@flybobbie1449

2 ай бұрын

@@user-ls7yi6uv2b God, joke.

Okay wow my mom had Parkinson's and she's been gone for over 20 years but to see this man overcoming with help this horrible disease brought tears to my eyes

Wow there are lots of people who need this!

My late sister was diagnosed with this devastating disease in her 40's. She was evaluated for the trials of the stimulators, but since she was single and living alone was deemed not eligible for the surgery required. I'm so happy for this gentleman, and all the others able to have a successful outcome from this treatment!

@donnajohnson3334

2 ай бұрын

Why ? Do you have to have another person to help you somehow ?. They won't let me have a colonoscopy bc you have to have someone incase you bleed...so, I have to live with problems !.

@kawaiilotus

2 ай бұрын

​@@donnajohnson3334can't you have someone live with you temporarily?

@keithstubblefield9089

2 ай бұрын

It's said that out of your entire family ,No one would Help her. I believe the Day will Come when God has something to say about this. I wouldn't want to be standing beside Them at the moment they leave this world Looking my maker in the face.

@n.w.414

2 ай бұрын

I would have thought she would be a great patient for this. She had no help at home which must be hard with this degree of Parkinson’s.

@SoundofSilence492

2 ай бұрын

⁠@@keithstubblefield9089 Perhaps it was only the two of them and they lived a continent apart. She had her own responsibilities in life and perhaps her own health concerns. Who would pay her mortgage if she lost her job caring for her sister? Many people wouldn’t even have money to travel; they live paycheck to paycheck. What might be feasible for you given your financial situation might not be for many others.

Nice to see that poor guy enjoy a moment of peace. This treatment should be GIVEN to ALL people suffering from this disease!

@alkalk8938

2 ай бұрын

You payn?..I'm just curious, I have a soft heart also, but literally someone has to pay for the research/development/production and application of all these amazing devices. Just something to think about that's deeper than 'oh, everyone should bever have to suffer or worry'

@DynamicSeq

2 ай бұрын

@@alkalk8938 Yes.. I'll pay... Take the money from people on welfare perfectly fine to work but are just to lazy...

@johngibson6597

2 ай бұрын

​@@alkalk8938Hey here's an idea, when the war is over get the money from Ukraine.

@funkyflights

2 ай бұрын

@@alkalk8938… Dude, you don’t get it, our tax dollars can literally and EASILY fund every Parkinson’s patient with one of these… We’re busy as a Government sending billions of dollars to help everyone else but our own here …

@Viralvid2024

2 ай бұрын

@@alkalk8938 the research is already done, it works, and I run a company and have "paid" many times for people that couldn't afford to cover an emergency and never looked back. Considering I'm not nearly as wealthy as the people profiting from these medical treatments that are only expensive in the "land of the free" I don't want to hear about the "poor people" needing to get paid for keeping people alive. Pay for your new Lamborghini, but making sure people that are on the verge of death is a bit excessive.

This made me cry with happiness for this man and so many others. Such a sad disease.

My dad had Parkinson’s and he wasn’t a candidate for a stimulator so I finally got him to try cannabis and it worked. He said he couldn’t use it much tho cause the side effect was he’d eat a whole sleeve of chips ahoy cookies and drink a gallon of milk 😂😂😂 (he was diabetic as well) it did make his shaking stop and allow him to articulate sentences like he did before he got sick. I miss you dad

My brother-in-law was a martial arts specialist his whole life and when he got diagnosed with Parkinson’s he thought that he could fight that just like he had fought his whole life. He also thought that because he stayed in really good shape that he wouldn’t die young or ever get that sick. It got him and he did fight. The tremors were horrible. He was more worried about what people thought than how he felt always trying to mask it and hide it but ultimately complications did cause his death. I wish they would’ve had something like this when he was around. RIP Frankie❤

@samidan91

2 ай бұрын

Is rustin peace frankie

@breakfastsurreal5650

2 ай бұрын

RIP Frankie It feels weird to say that because Frankie is my daughter's name

@tommywilmoth5354

2 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear that Man

@StarChaser027

2 ай бұрын

RIP to your bro

I had a math teacher named Mr. Baine who had Parkinson’s why still teaching, he was one of the best teachers I ever had, he never let his disease stop him from teaching which he loved. When he was diagnosed he went from principal back to teaching so he could still help brighten our young minds. I wish this was out so he could have relief before he was called home 😢 much love RIP Mr. Baine I will never forget the knowledge you taught us

@sonjagatto9981

2 ай бұрын

💖👍

@jamesrobinson1313

2 ай бұрын

❤❤ Keep the Faith❤❤

@teresitaturner4813

2 ай бұрын

Yes when my husband had his moment it's really like that,please try those over the counter medicines too

@soniatafoya4039

2 ай бұрын

Very sweet words of 🙏 respect.

I get so happy for all those people with Parkinson’s disease, seeing this technology helping them to get rid of these exhausting tremors that must make life so difficult for them.

Giving back quality of life is unmeasurable.

I can’t get over how amazing this is. Wow

@patanthony9286

2 ай бұрын

Yea now we don’t need anointing oil or prayer for the sick

@The_Lord_has_it

2 ай бұрын

​@@patanthony9286The fall of our culture after tossing God out and embracing paganism hasn't just left evidence of judgment everywhere and the fall of America, (read Romans1) but it's brought every single thing that "mythical sky daddy " said to watch for worldwide for the first time in 2000 years. Beginning with Israel becoming a nation in a single day with the same people that never integrated into their societies (everyone else in history did) and it couldn't have even happened had the temple not be destroyed without a single stone left upon another and the jews scattered to the 4 corners of the earth. The knowledge increased (at a level never seen before when computers and internet came). Good and bad swapping places. One world religion (just opened in Abu Dhabi), one world govt (just about to happen with the fall of America), persecution (on a level never seen before. They're hunting Christians for sport in parts of africa and placing them in jail for praying in public in the Ukraine, Canada and it just happened here), reprobate minds (I never knew what one was until I seen a drag queen tweaking under a sign "it's not gonna lick itself" for kids and no one there seen anything wrong with it), Deception (were living in the time of the most deception in human history and that was the very first thing Jesus warned about), man I could go on for hours about the things Jesus said to watch for including the people who would remain blind to all of it. How about: Zechariah 12 3: And in that day will I make Jerusalem a burdensome stone for all people. All who burden themselves with it shall be cut in pieces, though all the people of the earth be gathered together against it." False teachers too (it is why you see so many "sects" of Christianity. For Satan to lead away from the God of the Bible.) You don't see that with any other belief because Satan already won with those religions. Jesus hated religion by the way. It's why the pharisees were lost. Even the archeology. Every bit has only provided evidence the Bible is true without a single bit ever disputing a thing. There's so much more and it's ALL happening my friend. If nostradamas had written half of these things, everyone would be in awe. Anyway, John 14 29 "And now I have told you before it come to pass, that, when it is come to pass, ye might believe.” I wasn't concerned with all this Jesus stuff either but after I looked up one day and we'll I said something that amounted to me giving up and if he were there he was about to see me before the days end. The next 48 hours of impossible events opened my eyes and completely changed who I am buddy. Hope you have a chance to find him cause he couldn't be more real. God bless you.

My dear dad had parkinsons. The shakes were not too bad, but facial expressions were gone. I knew that in his heart and soul, he was still happy and cracking jokes by the way he spoke. He was from the east end of London. He was a real cockney and had the best heart ever 😊. Rip Dad ❤

I didn't know this surgery existed! So wonderful for Parkinson's patients!❤

This is truly amazing!! I praise God for giving these doctors who do the surgery and the people who design the equipment the brains to do these things for these people with life altering Parkinson disease!!

This is my favorite type of content. Completely normal people getting the help they deserve.

@dewdogg869

2 ай бұрын

AMEN best comment

@sebastianmartin8665

2 ай бұрын

Amen

@tonypasma1707

2 ай бұрын

Hmmm

@jamesclulow9811

2 ай бұрын

Preach ❤

@thistooshallpass5425

2 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

My friend Sharon (a former ballerina diagnosed with Parkinsons at age 30) was one of the very first DBS patients years ago. She was very brave and it was successful. Blessings to this gentleman. What a difference this made for him.

@spaghetti2021

2 ай бұрын

Does it actually cure?

@redlantern3371

2 ай бұрын

@@spaghetti2021No, not cure, but it controlled her tremors immensely.

@spaghetti2021

2 ай бұрын

@redlantern3371 it's still a huge win and I'm happy this invention exists. Thanks for replying to me

@eddie1975utube

2 ай бұрын

So young! My goodness. Glad she got some relief. How is she these days?

@bipolartorecovery1485

2 ай бұрын

Is this also using sound waves to ablate neurons?

My poppy was the kindest man there ever was. He suffered with Parkinson’s and it turned into dementia. This is a God send. I love that people are willing to come up with something like this

@Savage_Gamer777

Ай бұрын

You’re pretty as hell lol

That man’s smile is what makes me happy

Him seemingly trying not to get too excited and happy made me cry. So happy for him

My dad had parkinsons for about 25 yrs. He had this surgery around 2005. The system appears to be improving. It.was a lot to go thru, but i think he was glad he finally did it. I wish it was earlier in his diagnosis. This is amazing. I hope the tech is easy enough for older ppĺ to manage. Thank you for this. After 11 years it's still hard to watch. He's at rest now. Deep feelings for this man. But we still need more progress for this disease.

@Long-legged

2 ай бұрын

Take some cbd drops to treat as well. Very simple. Very cheap. Natural remedy

@dnrob7

2 ай бұрын

Improving? The UI is an exo sketch toy. There's more advanced tech in a store brand box of cornflakes. It's embarrassing.

@fotoschopro1230

2 ай бұрын

​@@Long-leggedbs

@fotoschopro1230

2 ай бұрын

Parkinson, dementia and Alzheimers are all symptoms of metabolic disease heavily associated with diabetes, to the point they are now called type 3 diabetes by many doctors. If you put these patients on ketogenic diets they will improve, as this diet is neuroprotective, provides an alternative fuel source to nerve cells and treats insulin resistance. But nobody does this since it violates standard American diet guidelines, which are exclusively made for middle-aged sedentary obese men scared of heart disease. Thanks for listening to my TED talk.

@Long-legged

2 ай бұрын

@@fotoschopro1230 search, "medical marijuana and parkinsons part 3 of 3" And shove your bs back in your closet.

OMG! This is awesome, amazing, wonderful, and simply the best thing I have seen. I used to work in a long-term care facility and worked with residents who had Parkinsons. A huge thank you to all who work to help others with disabilities. I am amazed at how much technology has improved the quality of life for others. ❤❤❤

His smile was pure relief.. heart warming :)

Words can’t express how much my Medtronic stimulator improved my quality of life. It’s only been a few years with it and I’m 28. I feel like I no longer dread the years I have left to live. I still am in constant pain but it’s reduced to a point I can actually LIVE. I’m so grateful to the Medtronic representatives who worked with me, Morgan especially. Dang, I’m tearing up.

@walkingdeadkid

2 ай бұрын

My heart is so full reading this! I'm so happy for you🥹

@DesertSessions93

2 ай бұрын

So happy for you!

@bristandehaney4630

2 ай бұрын

Where can I get this treatment need it for my mom who has Parkinson plzzz

@ahill4642

2 ай бұрын

hugggggggg… I am so happy for you! 🎉 😃 🎉

@jjvmxs

2 ай бұрын

@user-xt9nt2qm1l don’t let dropshippers convince you every piece of lifesaving technology is a profit ploy.

This made me cry. My Pops was my Superman. He can fix anything, wasnt afraid to do things. Once he reached into his 80s. He hand would shake. Couldnt lift the hood to his 55 ford truck.

@CiaraPipi

2 ай бұрын

I know ppl don’t realize how awful these diseases r

@barbarannkausch169

2 ай бұрын

I wish this could be available for all people with Parkinsons. It truly is a debilitating exhausting life where all muscles are affected in the body.

@danikeebler1662

2 ай бұрын

This was my dad as well. I miss the guy who could do anything..

@j-schnab6338

2 ай бұрын

​@@CiaraPipi I had no idea myself. I'm glad to learn though. It almost doesn't seem real. That a person could truly deal with that for maybe decades? Unreal.

@lorasamario5969

2 ай бұрын

Sounds like my Dad. It really hurts to see our heros slowly decline but thank God we had them as long as we did.

That smile after is so wonderful. God bless this man. Praying for a cure for Parkinson's and other debilitating diseases 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Miraculous! My heart hurts everytime I see a person with this horrific disease. I am so happy to know that there is a way for these people suffering from this disease can finally get some relief!! God Bless all of them and the Doctors who work with these patients! ❤

Amazing!!! They should be sending these out to ALL the people affected by this disease!!!!ASAP!!

@CodeManDew94

2 ай бұрын

Nah we sending billions to Ukraine instead

@user-kh7rz6rv4o

2 ай бұрын

I agree, but there is quite a bit more than just sending to the patient. It requires trained professionals to set it up Without a lot of money or insurance, the patient is SOL.

@oldauntzibby4395

2 ай бұрын

For DBS (deep brain stimulation) two metal electrodes are inserted deep into your brain at the top of your skull. Then a power pack (similar to a pacemaker) is implanted under the skin by your collar bone, with wires running under the skin from the power pack to the electrodes. A computerized control device, using Bluetooth-like connection, turns on the power and the electrodes can be adjusted to stimulate the brain at the appropriate spots to stop the tremors. A trained technician can adjust the settings to get the maximum benefit with the least amount of negative consequences. (With my mother the negatives are that her speech can be impacted because getting her head to stop shaking makes her tongue not work as well, so they have to find the perfect balance.) It's a physically demanding surgery for the implants and wires and power packs, but once you heal up and they turn it on and adjust the electrical stimulation it is just like this video. A dramatic change.

@oldauntzibby4395

2 ай бұрын

My mother has essential tremor, not Parkinson's, so there may be some differences.

@jimbob9907

2 ай бұрын

@@oldauntzibby4395wow, that’s pretty amazing technology….

Man just got his life back. "I feel a lot better." I'm tearing up.

My granddad died from complications from Parkinsons. This really heartens me to see the progress that has happened in the last 11 years.

Thank God for education for doctors and specialists and technology. Amen.

Man, those people who dedicate their life to make these machines and medicine for people with conditions such as this, are absolute gems of human beings.

@nenadmarkovic2370

2 ай бұрын

Amen brother

@junglekutz5625

2 ай бұрын

What those people know and come to know isn't coincidental. As we all are meant to serve while having the gift of Life. No one is haphazardly existing for self serving interest. As ones knowledge and know how is connected to something that goes beyond most understanding.

@IAmACanadian

2 ай бұрын

@@junglekutz5625 very true brother! Peoples minds amaze me.

The exhausted relief on his face says it all... this breaks my heart but I'm so glad he found doctors that could help him.

@kywildcat370

2 ай бұрын

Yes! When he said he felt "calm", I teared up. Bless his heart. So glad he got some relief!! 🥺😆😄😁😂💀

So happy to see him get so much relief!!! Amazing! I wish they would have had this when my Grandpa was alive. He had Parkinson’s and it was such a trial for him. I’m grateful to see that we are making so many medical advancements that really help people so much!

God bless him. I wish my grandpa could have had this

That smile on his face at the end of this video is EVERYTHING !! Bless him.

@Candy111.

2 ай бұрын

Yes sir it does 😊❤

@Candy111.

2 ай бұрын

Yes ma'am it does 😊❤

wow! Please make this accessible to everyone who really needs it!

Amazing, my mother died of this disease and I wish people suffering can get this treatment

I’m SO HAPPY for this man, and all those with this disease!!! Thank God!!!

Tears of joy knowing this is out there.

My dad just was diagnosed with Parkinson’s. He’s not nearly this bad, but what a wondrous breakthrough this is.

@natesofla8891

2 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear that. At least treatment is available these days

@tanyakilbane7636

2 ай бұрын

Does he drink diet sodas?

@ckarledge4441

2 ай бұрын

My dad got the deap brain stimulator was life changing, other than dr visits every 3 months he is "normal" no shakes, surgery was simple too with a day recovery

@stevengoodfellow9796

2 ай бұрын

Why has Michael j fox not tried this ?

@flytonthc

2 ай бұрын

I suggest using medical marijuana there’s a video of a man with SEVERE Parkinson’s and 5 minutes after using it he was perfectly normal

I’m so happy for this gentleman, and all those who have this disease!!! Thank God for researchers!!!

My uncle was the patient in the documentary.The first stimulator being implanted while he was awake❤❤❤