World Parkinson Congress 2019 - Day 2 Recap (Kyoto, Japan)

[@johnnydogmatic]

As always, a really excellent review.

[@invigoratephysicaltherapya5426]

Thank you, John!

[@carolwilliams6164]

Thank you, Sarah, for going the extra mile

[@crablover7869]

Thank you for your awesome information Sarah!

[@nanacornish]

As far as I know, Tim Hague is a registered nurse not a movement disorders specialist (who would be a doctor of medicine with a specialty in neurology and a fellowship in movement disorders).

[@invigoratephysicaltherapya5426]

Hi Pat! Yes, you're totally right. Did I misspeak and say he was an MDS? If so, my mistake. Thanks for tuning in!

[@hollydietert787]

Thank you Sarah for sharing all this awesome information from the World Parkinson Congress! You continue to empower me to be the best I can be everyday!! I have gained so much knowledge from all all these updates and research from theses recap videos!! Thank you so much!!

[@GroveAyers]

I circled back to this one today in preparation for presenting my WPC recap at support group today. SUCH a great job on talking about Dr Mischley's concepts. Thank you (again) for all you do!

[@michelleatwater4299]

I have enjoyed the video recaps! Thanks so much !

[@invigoratephysicaltherapya5426]

So happy to hear it, Michelle! My pleasure.

[@ajbdeane]

Such a brilliant video I wish I was there but your video is great summary

[@amylindberg123]

This is an excellent, motivating recap. Sarah u are the bomb ;) Thank you so much.

[@invigoratephysicaltherapya5426]

Thanks Amy! So happy you're tuning in :)

[@cmathiasen1]

Thank you Sarah for this enlightening video. My husband has PD and I'm trying to gain knowledge in ways I can help out. This was very helpful. Thank you

[@yourarms957]

Please write down name of Dr. and article name that you are talking about at 13:04 here. Thank you !

[@invigoratephysicaltherapya5426]

Yep! Dr. Okun published an article in JAMA in 2017 titled Management of Parkinson Disease in 2017: Personalized Approaches for Patient-Specific Needs. Here's a link: jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/2650798

[@anjaschwalen8700]

Thanks Sarah. Feeling sad about giving up kefir and pasta though.

[@invigoratephysicaltherapya5426]

Hi Anja, I understand. There's a lot of grief when it feels like you're having to give up pieces of your life you love. It probably feels unfair. This is normal. And you don't have to give them up unless YOU choose to. It can be an empowering thing to CHOOSE to give those up to make your health and future a priority. It makes you strong. It makes you a warrior. Whatever you decide, I'm rooting for you!