• EP-123 Overcoming a Challenging Day: Resilience, Heat Management, and Parkinson's Advancements

  • Aug 26 2024
  • Length: 30 mins
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EP-123 Overcoming a Challenging Day: Resilience, Heat Management, and Parkinson's Advancements

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  • 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
    • Editor & Audio Engineer: (EP1-100) Spencer Yaras
    • Audio Engineering Intern: Ana MacAller
    • Social Media Intern: Ana MacAller

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