A Second Visit To The ER & Update

Yes I went back to the Emergency Room a second time!!! I am almost recovered but not quite 100%. A short video update on what's been going on in my world and me trying to getting my rhythm back. Would love to hear from you and let me know how you've been doing and if what I describe in the video sounds familiar. Take care of yourselves out there!!
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[@michaeldelpha1383]

Happy to have found you. I am a 75-year-old male with Parkinson's for 8 years. Stay well. Mike

[@kendc4725]

I understand the frustration when you have symptoms and they can tell you what it’s “not” but they can’t say what it “is.” Stay well. Very nice artwork, btw.

[@davidhughes5998]

Good to hear from you, hope the illness clears up. Its difficult when an illness can't be identified. Keep the posting coming 😊

[@MrTimFarnham]

Hi Jennifer, I just went through something similar with two Emergency Room stops and three hospital stays in a row. I hope you find out what's behind your medical issues and get back to your normal baseline soon. For me, what started out as an out patient procedure (hernia repair) ended up with a month in the hospital and as you are fully aware of, Parkinson's makes it more of a challenge. I started putting together little videos about my Parkinson's journey. I have only been home a few days. When I feel better, I will post a video about this past month. Take care.

[@doriscorr334]

Hello from Germany, hope you get well soon. Probably a glas of Guinness would work as a kind of medicine. Cheers ❤

[@ronn773]

Hello from Texas. Summer is in full force here. Have you tried exercising? I was exercising a few days a week & then saw a trainer at the gym & she increased my regimen. I use the treadmill to get my heart rate 60-80% max for 40 min, 3-4 times a week. Then I do strength training 3-4 times a week 3-4 sets each exercise. I do balance exercises throughout the day. I can share my google doc that tracks my exercises. I wouldn't call it a miracle but it's close. It's fairly intense but it levels out my symptoms. Also, exercise is nature's aphrodisiac. :-)

[@alittlebitshaky]

Yeah, if I’m honest with myself, I reckon even the slightest hiccup/stressor/illness does cause a progression or an alteration in my PD. Sometimes I can ignore it but mostly not. I think my radar for such things is becoming super sensitive.

[@JeremyMcdonald]

Wow! That sounds rough, Jennifer! Glad you are back!

[@terrident4360]

Thanks for posting. Take care of yourself

[@SDWP]

Good seeing you again! So glad you're doing better. Too bad they couldn't figure out what was bringing you down. Looking forward to seeing more of you!

[@johnbutters3312]

Hello, from Auckland New Zealand. Thankyou so much Jennifer for update on progress. Best wishes for getting over the 'bug'

[@lynnann96]

It’s rampant up here. I’m week 6 and just am starting to be able to think straight.

[@charleslobaido8403]

Happy you are feeling better..❤we miss your videos.... be well and have a wonderful Summer 😊

[@LifewithParkinsons]

Hi Jennifer so glad to hear you are on the mend

[@carolbyrne4572]

Fabulous to see you back Jennifer 🥰 Hope you start feeling even brighter soon - sending you healing vibes from Australia ❤

[@johnnyaranda605]

Thanks for sharing❤❤

[@rogerokelley]

Thank you for the update and hope you feel better soon. Remember to do things at your speed. Rest !!!😊😊

[@andreasmichel9430]

good to have you back on the channel.

[@goodvibrations528]

I hope you feel better soon ❤

[@jnm.624]

Sorry to hear and hope you pull out of this all very quickly.... eat healthy and push yourself to exercise! Prayers