I'm an Italian girl and I'm 25 year old. I was diagnosed with parkinson's only the last year but I suffer from tremors since I was 13 years old. The diagnosis was a real relief after all these years of pain, depression and wrong diagnoses. But now, I have to face the psychological consequences and it's very hard when there are no support groups in your city and there's so much stigma about young onset Parkinson's desease. Watching this video made me feel part of something. Thanks. ❤

@lindalombi5227

2 жыл бұрын

A big Hug, Giorgia!

@giorgiadecarlo4686

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindalombi5227 ❤

@earnmoneyonline8447

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, I can feel that, going through the same thing. We can connect and talk, if you are fine with it?

@randibass7558

Жыл бұрын

Look up Alex Kerten. Get his book and tead it over and over. There are ALL KINDS of ways for you to fight this. You are young and remediation is possible. I am helping my 70+ lady friend with all kinds of exercises. It has made a BIG difference.

@TomWalterTX

10 ай бұрын

Keep exercising. I was 25, but doctors told me I was too young to have Parkinson's in 1983. I have learned that everyone's story is different, but exercise, eat fresh food, and get a good night's sleep. Matt Eagles is another who has lived with Parkinson's for over 40 years.

I lost my father from PD after a long 18 year battle, I know what is like witnessing it, and how he ended up suffering during his last days with all sorts of horrific ailments, RIP dad, love you.

Dr. Ray Dorsey is a very kind and generous doctor and human being. My sister has PD and I was looking for some advice. Dr. Dorsey gave me his time for free amidst his busy schedule. I am forever grateful. And now he produces this touching film. Thank you Dr. Dorsey for all you have done for the PD community. Much appreciated.

This was an inspiring and uplifting view of Parkinson's. I did not feel alone after watching this video. Thank you .

Great video..I cried...I was diagnosed at age 43, great job...each one of you telling your story..that's how it is.. feels.. but don't let this disease overrule your life..I am now 55 ..still fighting but still dancing..singing..don't give up!!❤

Excellent. So well done. Thanks to all who put this together especially the PD warriors willing to share their stories. Wish we could get this on prime time TV so the world would see it!

Beautifully and accurately done! As a fellow PD Warrior, I am so grateful for this information and the shared stories. Never give up my friends 🌷

@frankpolitano9078

2 жыл бұрын

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@shanthibandaranayake8232

3 ай бұрын

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Great video! I agree...it's very important to get the word out. There are a lot of doctor's out there that aren't aware of the most common symptoms. I helped educate my doctor on the symptoms. Hopefully, this will bring about a quicker diagnosis for many that are suffering from PD symptoms.

I read the book "Ending Parkinson's Disease" last year. Thank you very much for the well-created video! Very encouraging! I would like my mother (PD patient) to know that she is the one to control Parkinson's disease rather than the disease controlling her!!!

As a PD Warrior, I was very impressed with the personal stories and educational content of this documentary. It's very important the general public becomes aware of what Parkinson's IS and IS NOT. Show this video to EVERONE you know. SPREAD the word. Ignorance is NOT bliss!

What an amazing video! This should be required watching for all those with PD, care partners, family members and friends. Kudos for a job well-done!

Excellent summary of PD and the current science!!!! Thank-you from a PWP.

This is ground breaking!! Thank you!!! ❤️

brilliant , informative and excellently produced , thank you .

Thank you for this wonderful video.

GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Watching this in 2024 just seen my vAXX mate having tremours. So been to see our other mate for the weekend, who is a physiotherapist she said to me all symptoms point to parkinsons

Thank you all

Thanks! Trying to grasp my reality. I’m a military veteran, off-road motorcycle racer with PD.

@goranmatkovic7082

Ай бұрын

Well done ❤ how long do you have it for ? Regards Goran

Beautiful and very interesting documentary.

Great job! ❤

What countries in Europe ban chemicals Associated with Parkinson desease?

I’m sharing this with everyone I know. Remarkable!!! And I’m now determined to up my game in advocacy. Thank you!!

Well done! I was initially told there was no cause for my symptoms which is a common story among women with young onset. So little research has been done looking at the ways this illness impacts women! This is a very complex disease and as it was stated throughout the video - we must educate, advocate, and raise funds for research!

Who is the singer for the better days song?

Can you translate this video to SPANISH ? It would do so much good !

This is awesome and very well done. Informative for becoming aware of Parkinson’s Disease! I highly recommend you watch this post. It is so very special especially for young-onset PD. Parkinson’s disease is more than tremors; learn about this complex disease. Help us educate people and slow the progression.

Why environmental neurotoxins are not discussed ?

@jeannegrobler2505

Жыл бұрын

This is a big issue if the farmers keep on using pesticides, all the chemicals in the products we use, in our water in the air. I do not see how it can be erradicated

@snookerb6777

Жыл бұрын

Like Aluminum used in their worldwide GeoEngineering program? Nah that’s NEVER going to be discussed

@jeannegrobler2505

Жыл бұрын

@@snookerb6777 Did you know that you can limit your symptoms by upgrading your glutathione levels? There is now a new company that used a hydrostat technology. The nutrients reach your cells within 30 seconds and within 60 seconds your blood brain-barrier

I was visiting my daughter and family.Left hand and arm. Shaking..My daughter thought I was hungry. Nope.

Dr. Antonio Costantini ，His High-Dose Thiamine (HDT) therapy has already helped thousands of PwP (People with Parkinson’s)

29:18 "Disease", particularly Parkinson's disease, IS NOT a beast to fight. There's no such thing as an "incurable disease". Hence, Parkinson's disease, like any other disorder (condition, sickness, you name it) for that matter, is curable. Healing demands three things, though: 1. knowing what disease really is, 2. knowing what exactly causes it, 3. being willing to do what it takes to heal There is ONLY ONE person in the whole world capable of curing a patient with Parkinson's disease (or, again, any other ailment); namely, he himself, or she herself. Simply because no one else made him, or her, sick. Yes, medical science, physicians, specialist, surgeons, medication, treatments, are all hopeless, useless, needless and, literally, harmful. Any disease, including Parkinson's disease, is but an external (physical) reflection of an inner (non-physical) condition. In order to modify (heal) that reflection, you DO NOT touch the 'mirrors' (organs of the human body); but act upon that which is being reflected (that inner condition). That is the real and only way to heal. JET

@elipsis620304

11 ай бұрын

32:14 Investment to start a true healing process might be as low as one US dollar.- or less.

@marinaletina3685

4 ай бұрын

That is a lie

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Parkinson disease 🦠🦠🦠 is a very terrible illness, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms…My Dad is well again…

@alberickmendes6472

7 ай бұрын

Iam 59 and having from the last 2 years. Please let me know what medication you Father taking it. Thank you!

@nicolecavaricci1805

5 ай бұрын

I am also interested!! Who did he see and what did he take?

@keitymarley733

5 ай бұрын

@@alberickmendes6472 my Dad used PD treatment from Dr Madida on KZread

@marinaletina3685

4 ай бұрын

Lier

Beautiful and very interesting documentary.