Embracing Parkinson's Disease - Interview with Frank Antonicelli Part 1

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In this first installment I sit down with PwP and author Frank Antonicelli and discuss his journey with PD diagnosis, meeting his MDS, and his life-changing experience of having DBS surgery in 2019. He has lived with PD since diagnosis in 2007 and has co-authored a book with his MDS Dr. Joe Green entitled "Embracing Parkinson's - A Personal Account of Acceptance and Healing." In order to gain access to the book and to see the full conversation, be sure to stick around for part 2! If you want access to the entire conversation, uninterrupted, please consider channel memberships with the link below.
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[@toryberch]

Hey Michael , I already listened to the whole interview and just wanted to say how much I appreciated it. I gleamed several points from him esp the part on not pushing through fatigue which I'm guilty of even right now! Ugh!! It's my #1 frustration with Parkinson's and Lewy body

[@parkinsonsdiseaseeducation]

That’s awesome! Yes he has some great insight and his advice as a PWP is better than I could provide with regard to fatigue due to his individual experience

[@toryberch]

@@parkinsonsdiseaseeducation Ya, it's a personal thing that only the sufferer can understand

[@parkinsonsdiseaseeducation]

Yes absolutely. It’s understandable in concept, but experience with dealing with fatigue is the best advice

[@toryberch]

@@parkinsonsdiseaseeducation True true !!