I can vouch for the theory of stress accumulation. Stress of daily life contributes to my Parkinson's symptoms.
I try and minimise stress wherever possible. But in today's hyperconnected world that's next to impossible.
Whenever we go away to rural escapes for longer than a few days, my symptoms dramatically reduce. To the point where I begin to question if I have the disease. But one thirty minute trip in a car and it's back like it never went away, and I can't walk properly or stop shaking again. And it takes another three days to get it out of my system again.
Love the stress chart.
I can vouch for the theory of stress accumulation. Stress of daily life contributes to my Parkinson's symptoms.
I try and minimise stress wherever possible. But in today's hyperconnected world that's next to impossible.
Whenever we go away to rural escapes for longer than a few days, my symptoms dramatically reduce. To the point where I begin to question if I have the disease. But one thirty minute trip in a car and it's back like it never went away, and I can't walk properly or stop shaking again. And it takes another three days to get it out of my system again.
Beware the invisible killer!