Parkinson's In the Hospital - Why Being Prepared Matters

Parkinson's In the Hospital - Why Being Prepared Matters

Please join us for this educational program to understand the risks associated with a hospital stay when living with Parkinson’s. Learn how to develop strategies to get the best possible care in the hospital and what resources are available to help you play an active role in a hospital visit, whether planned or unplanned.

[toryberch]

This talk is so timely for me personally. I have health issues currently that could put me into the hospital.
I am newly diagnosed w Parkinson's but it's been with me for over a decade.
I am putting my to go bag 🎒 together this evening
Thank you for the information 🙂

[MrTimFarnham]

Excellent presentation. I was diagnosed with Parkinson's a few years ago and while I am 75 years old, I had not been admitted to a hospital until the end of 2021. I had my large intestines/colon surgically removed in what I believe to be an excellent hospital with wonderful doctors, nurses, aids, etc.; however, for the length of time I needed to stay in the hospital, I found myself at every shift change explaining over and over again the importance of the timing of my medications. Out of probably 15 different nurses only three followed through with my timing directions. Bottom line I wish I had your kit months ago.

[FransiskusSuminto]

Thanks U for your sharing Parkinson information.🙏
This information's important 🙏👍

[georgiagalua]

Thank you for the information, can I ask help from you, I am from the Philippines, I was diagnosed of Polycystic liver and kidney disease last 2016 and my liver has multiple cysts and aspirated 2X, then in 2019 I was sick of Parkinson disease, now at present i suffered most of shortness of breath and dizziness my maintenance is levodopa 1.5 tablet /before meal 3X a day but it seems my shortness of breath and dizziness are progressing, my Dr. just gave adjustment of the dosage my levodopa but no effect. Can I ask help from you what to do with this. Thank you so much it's my great pleasure to wait your help or advice,