100 Questions & Answers About Parkinson Disease

by Abraham N. Lieberman

A patient-oriented guide to the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of Parkinson's disease.

238 pages, Paperback

First published December 12, 2002

Reviews

[Mike Penlington]

If you don't know anything, or much, about PD, then this book is a handy, interesting and informative, well structured, quick read.

[David Craven]

I’m a caregiver for my WWP. I wanted to inform PWP that there’s hope, the Uinehealthcentre. com has been of great help. the PD-5 treatment programme they offer has completely help with reversing my wife Parkinson's symptoms. I am absolutely confident that this program offers a viable solution. I hope you find it helpful and I wish you a full recovery!

[Stephanie]

Critical reading if someone you love has Parkinson's, even in its early stages. It helps you begin to sort out what the person can/can't control as the disease progresses, so you can begin to let go of fear and recognize symptoms for what they are. It is also full of suggestions for finding doctors/helping the "Parky," as they call them here in the Austin-area support group. Parkinson's sucks, but it's better to have an understanding of it than to just let it take over your life.

[Deb]

Always trying to find something to help me understand my sweet mother's PD. This had a few new things so was worth the read. Definitely a good book for those new to Parkinson's.