Like most of the country this week, we are experiencing bone chilling cold here in East Tennessee. The highs have been under 30 degrees and the lows in the single digits. Not as cold as our neighbors to the north but darn cold after returning home from sunny, warm San Diego.  To add insult to injury (so to speak) our heater decided to stop working yesterday evening so we woke up to a toasty 52 in the house this morning.  Luckily I was able to contact our heat and air repair shop before they closed last night and someone was here by 8:15 this morning and we are back up and warming.

 

I hope everyone had a enjoyable holiday season, we certainly enjoyed our visit in Seattle which included watching our granddaughter perform in the Nutcracker Ballet, a early Christmas and watching Seahawk and Bronco football.  Christmas in San Diego was nice and warm and included good company, good food and drink and trips to the beach most evenings to watch the sunset and the gray whales making their way south.

 

It is a new year and a lot of exciting things are happening in Parkinson’s research and treatment. Here are a few examples

 I could go on, but these examples give me hope that 2015 will be the year of the cure! If you haven’t signed up for Fox Trial Finder, you can do so here.  Please join me and 40,000+ other PwP’s supporting the search for a cure.  By the way, if you haven’t signed up for this year’s Mary-Thon exercise program, you still have time to get in corral one which started this week.  Read all about and sign up here.

 

 

Happy New Year!

 

“It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.” – Confucius