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Hosted by Parkinson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 76 episodes
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The Good, the Bad, and the Reality Your Source of Strength, Hope, and Support. Diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2010 at age 40, Bryce Perry has spent over 15 years navigating the daily challenges, unexpected changes, and surprising lessons that come with living with a progressive disease. Through it all, he’s found purpose, perspective - and plenty of humour. Living with Parkinson’s is a real, raw, and often surprisingly funny podcast that explores what life is truly like with Parkinson’s. Whether you’re newly diagnosed, deep into your journey, or supporting someone who is, this show delivers honest stories, practical advice, and a healthy dose of encouragement. From medication and mindset to relationships, work, identity, and adapting to constant change, Bryce dives into the good, the bad, and - most importantly - the reality of life with Parkinson’s. It’s a podcast built on truth, resilience, and the belief that you can still l
Parkinson hosts Living with Parkinson’s | Bryce Perry, a health show with 76 episodes published.
Parkinson’s pain is hard enough to live with. But sometimes the hardest part is trying to explain it to someone else. One hour you seem okay. The next hour your body feels completely different. And then someone says, “Bu
Parkinson’s stiffness is not just a little tightness in the morning. It can be pain. Soreness. Rigidity. And that feeling like your body aged 40 years overnight. For many of us, stiffness is not just uncomfortable. It is
Have you ever looked at your Parkinson’s goals and wondered if any of this is actually working? You start the year with a plan. You have good intentions. You make changes. And then Parkinson’s does what Parkinson’s does.
Exercise is one of the best things you can do for Parkinson’s, but that does not mean it always feels possible. Some days you do too much and crash. Other days you do nothing because it feels pointless. And neither one h
Parkinson’s fatigue is not regular tiredness. It is the kind of tired where brushing your teeth feels like cardio, unloading the dishwasher feels like a workout, and somehow doing almost nothing can still leave you compl
If exercise helps Parkinson’s, why does it sometimes feel harder the more you try to do it? Most people with Parkinson’s don’t quit exercise because they don’t care. They quit because nobody ever taught them how to exerc
If you’re taking your Parkinson’s medication exactly as prescribed but still having unpredictable days, this episode may explain why. For many of us, the problem is not always the medication itself. Sometimes it is the t
If you've ever told yourself, "I know I should exercise more, but I just can't seem to do it," this episode is for you. Because what if the problem isn't motivation? What if it isn't discipline? What if it isn't laziness
Most Parkinson’s goals don’t fail because people quit. They fail because we choose the wrong thing to focus on. Every January we tell ourselves we're going to: Exercise more. Move better. Sleep better. Take medications o
Every January, we're told to set bigger goals, dream bigger dreams, and create bigger plans. But with Parkinson's, there's one step that has to happen first. And most people skip it. Before you set a goal... Before you s
Have you ever walked into a room and completely forgotten why? Read the same paragraph three times? Lost your train of thought halfway through a sentence? Welcome to one of the most frustrating and misunderstood symptoms
Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) may be one of the biggest decisions a person with Parkinson’s ever makes. Some people call it life-changing. Others call it terrifying. And after being on a three-year waiting list and coming
The holidays are supposed to be magical. But if you're living with Parkinson's, they can also be surprisingly dangerous. Slippery sidewalks. Crowded shopping malls. Holiday decorating disasters. Overstuffed couches. And
Family gatherings can be stressful for anyone. Add Parkinson’s to the mix and suddenly every dinner table feels like an obstacle course. The comments. The questions. The advice you never asked for. And somehow there's al
Holiday sleep is hard enough. Add Parkinson’s to the mix and it can feel almost impossible. Late nights. Family gatherings. Travel. Guest rooms. Missed medications. And somehow that blinking Wi-Fi router in the spare bed
The holidays are supposed to be about family, food, and fun. But if you're living with Parkinson's, holiday meals can become a perfect storm of medication delays, sugar crashes, stiffness, fatigue, and symptoms that seem
A small wearable device is creating a lot of buzz in the Parkinson’s community. Some people say it helps their walking. Others say it improves confidence, balance, anxiety, speech, and even freezing. So naturally, I had
Parkinson’s can change the way you walk, move, and even think. But one of the most frustrating symptoms is something nobody prepares you for… losing your voice. Not completely. Just enough that people stop hearing you. O
Parkinson’s apathy and depression can look almost identical… but treating them the same way can make things worse instead of better. You tell your doctor you have no motivation. You cannot get started. Everything feels f
Parkinson’s doctor visits can feel frustrating… especially when you walk in with real symptoms and walk out with more questions than answers. You try to explain what’s happening. They try to make sense of it. And somehow
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