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Parkinson’s & Recreation 2: No Walk In The Parkinson’s is a humorous yet sensitive look at author Dennis Jernigan’s journey through the rough and rocky terrain of Parkinson’s Disease.In Parkinson’s & Recreation 2, Dennis shares ways in which he and his wife are traversing the progression of PD and is first and foremost a written legacy he is attempting to leave for his family. As a part of this attempt, Dennis has gone on a journey of uncovering his family roots. What would you feel if you discovered Viking kings in your lineage? What would you feel if you uncovered the mystery of how the Jernigan line was woven throughout the fabric of English nobility? What would such revelations mean for you and your family?With open honesty and humor, Jernigan bares his soul about the reality of Parkinson’s and how it affects his life while simultaneously overcoming the difficulties of fear and anxiety that often creep in when battling this disease. His point of view is one of joy and positive energy and the importance of having a foundation of faith from which to not just survive, but to thrive.Through stories and anecdotes, as well as practical advice, Dennis shares the beauty of his journey so far and the myriad opportunities he’s found to make new and lasting -and sometimes hilarious-memories with his family.Whether you suffer from Parkinson’s Disease, know someone who does, or whether you have no experience with PD at all, this book will prove to be a breath of fresh air to you in the chaotic world around you.In a nutshell, Parkinson’s and Recreation is the story of a man who decided to change his attitude and perspective when faced with a dreaded circumstance. It’s the story of a man who has chosen to live life fully¿ and die well.A warning to the most pious readers: Jernigan shares a few stories teetering very near the boundaries of good taste (almost bawdy in nature) but all with the hope of showing the good, the bad, and the humorous as honestly as possible.
