Every week, I ponder something to do with living with Parkinson’s and the impact of chronic illness.
Be prepared for the frequent sweary bits.
Ok, it’s a love story with funny bits about raising children, and finding love where our heroine just happens to have Parkinson’s.
I share how I was reunited with an old flame after 20 years—only to be diagnosed with early-onset PD soon after.
Chronic illness changes us and how we are viewed in society. In this article I discuss some of those changes and the challenges they bring.
How do you tell your children you have a degenerative disease? I explore how my children coped with my diagnosis.
Half memoir, half rant, half wine menu. I stagger through the trials and joys of living with this infuriating disease from the perspective of a menopausal-at-the-end-of-her-tether 48-year-old woman.
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After 25 years away Emma returns to her home town.
A place she swore she’d never set foot in again…except it happens to be where the love of her life lives.
Now she must navigate moving two small children the length of the country, find a place to live, reconnect with old friends, make new ones, adapt to the awful weather, find a way to feed herself and discover whether she and her love are meant to be.
Oh, Emma also discovers she has Parkinson’s.
