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Caregiving Orientation
Find out what to expect as a PD caregiver
As a caregiver for someone with Parkinson’s disease, you might not know what to expect down the road. If your loved one is still young and healthy, your care giving role might be minimal. However, if your loved one is experiencing the later stages of Parkinson’s disease, you might have a more active role in their care. The key is to educate yourself on the disease and be prepared for some of the unique challenges.
- What to Expect: Get your questions answered.
- Educational Materials: Read through various books and articles about Parkinson’s disease.
- Doctor Visit Planning: Prepare for doctor and specialist appointments so you can get the most out of them.
Explore the resources below for more caregiving information:
Living with PD
From the Elephant to the Mountain
Summiting Mt. Kilimanjaro
PAR Saved My Life
Life with PD
Yoga and Parkinson's
Paul Zeiger practices yoga with PD
