I'm Not Dead Yet! – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Ever experienced a day where everything seems to go wrong? Travis shares his story of a challenging day that began with a fall and spiraled into a series of frustrating mishaps, including an unexpected demand from his doctor. Judy, drawing from her own experiences as a care partner, offers valuable advice on how to mentally reset and manage the compounding frustrations that come with living with Parkinson's. Together, they emphasize the importance of mindset in overcoming the daily hurdles and finding resilience amidst adversity.

We also dive into practical tips for staying cool and hydrated during scorching hot weather, from the benefits of sparkling mineral water to low-sugar electrolyte options. Our conversation extends to the joys and challenges of gardening in extreme heat and the innovative strategies for managing shade and humidity. Plus, we invite you to share your own experiences with focused ultrasound by reaching out to the show.

• Co-hosts: Judy Yaras & Travis Robinson
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Learn how Botox isn't just for wrinkles but can be a game-changer for Parkinson's symptoms like dystonia, toe curling, and drooling. Discover Sandy's transformative experience with Botox for long-term relief and hear the inspiring story of Mike Wyman, who used Botox to regain his speech and reduce drooling after a stroke. Mike's proactive approach, combining speech pathology and boxing, offers a hopeful blueprint for anyone navigating the complexities of living with Parkinson's.

Falls are no joke, especially when dealing with Parkinson's. We'll walk you through practical steps for fall prevention and injury management. From leveraging modern technology like the Apple Watch and Google Pixel Watch for fall detection to real-life experiences involving slips and trips, we emphasize the importance of safety measures. Listen as we share anecdotes and essential tips, particularly about the hazards of bathrooms, and hear about the importance of using good judgment to ensure your well-being. Plus, we invite you to share your own stories and stay engaged with your health journey.

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What is Philanthropy? Why should you care? Judy and I discuss this at length in this episode.

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Hello Listeners,

This week's episode Judy and Travis talk about the I'm Not Dead Yet! Sniff therapy contest. Five lucky winners will receive a package with the SCENTinal smell test developed by Monell Center and a 4 jar smell training kit from Abscent.

Listen to this weeks episode to find out how you could win!

• Co-hosts: Judy Yaras & Travis Robinson
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How much do you know about your sense of smell? Do you still have it? What if there was a way to restore it?

In this episode Judy and Travis interview doctors Hong Wang & Nancy Rawson, researchers from Monell Chemical Senses Center. Monell was the first center in the US dedicated to  studying the senses of smell and taste. You can learn more about their amazing research at www.monell.org

Enjoy!                           

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This episode, Judy and Travis have the privilege of speaking with Mike Weinman. Mike is an "early onset" he was diagnosed at age 36. With a wife and three young children Mike had to adapt. He shares a part of his story with us.

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What is the PD community doing to move their brains forward? is the full title of this episode. Judy and Travis discuss a range of topics from defining Parkinson's Disease to sniff therapy. Travis share what he discovered about al forms of therapy (physical, speech, swallow, etc.)

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This episode Judy & Travis discuss a range of topics including Organic, what the term means & Travis shares some of his experience working in the organic food industry. Judy shares about a webinar she attended & introduces a new book "This is your brain on food" by Uma Naidoo.

Enjoy!

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This episode Judy and Travis talk about the importance of clinical research and how you can participate. Then they start a conversation about some of the benefits of eating organically.

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Judy and Travis discuss personal responsibility and the role it plays in PD treatment. Also this episode has some music! We hope that you enjoy.

• Co-hosts: Judy Yaras & Travis Robinson
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