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How Parkinson's has impacted memory.

This is Andy, an early retired anaesthetic manager, who is discussing his personal encounter with Parkinson's disease. Here he discusses his relationship with his memory with amusing examples of where various objects are left around the house.

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What types of things do you have to consider?

This is Andy, an early retired anaesthetic manager, who is discussing his personal encounter with Parkinson's disease. Here he speaks about what he takes into consideration when planning activities around his medication and what happens if the medication is taken late.

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Did you go through a grieving period or denial?

This is Andy, an early retired anaesthetic manager, who is discussing his personal encounter with Parkinson's disease. Here he speaks about his experience with embarrassment through the initial period of living with Parkinson's.

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Parkinson's Awareness.

This is Andy, an early retired anaesthetic manager, who is discussing his personal encounter with Parkinson's disease. He emphasises the promotion of a holistic view on the lifestyle changes for, not only himself, but his family and friends. The daily activities that were once normal and easy, can now be faced with many challenges due to Parkinson's and that is only recognised with awareness.

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What symptoms have you had?

This is Andy, an early retired anaesthetic manager, who is discussing his personal encounter with Parkinson's disease. He discusses a range of symptoms that he has experienced, naming the one he has found hardest to live with.

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What are the difficulties.

This is Andy, an early retired anaesthetic manager, who is discussing his personal encounter with Parkinson's disease. Here he discusses some tasks that he has found difficult with the progression of Parkinson's, which leads us to his blog, detailing the activities more thoroughly.

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