Get ready to be inspired. Listen to interviews with seventy individuals who discuss their journeys as they travel down the road to recovery from Parkinson’s. Every journey is unique. You may be wondering whether recovery is possible. Get the answer by listening to these interviews. There are nine pages of interviews here!
Gord Summer traced his Parkinson’s symptoms back to July of 1999. Martial artist, instructor and scuba diver, Gord is now more active than ever after retiring from the ownership and operation of hotels. He discusses in some detail the therapies and approaches that help him enormously.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
Richard (Rick) Secklin is the author of Parkinsons disease – Looking down the Barrel, and an inspirational speaker. He was once the national gold classic bodybuilding champion, a health club owner and a career Texas law enforcement officer.
At 50 years of age, he was completing his lifetime goal successfully graduating Cum Laude from Lubbock Christian University. That same year 2003, he was diagnosed with Parkinsons disease. In his battle of combating the disease, Rick, as a Texas Deputy, made a tough decision in his life to use marijuana for his relief of Parkinsons symptoms. Four years into his battle; Ricks eighteen year marriage was dissolved and his son moved away.
Ridden with guilt, confusion, and hate for God, he quit his career as a once community awarded law enforcement officer and he found himself looking down the barrel of a gun contemplating suicide. Rick is a survivor living with Parkinsons. He tells his story during the radio show today.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
Richard London is an author , motivational speaker, entrepreneur, person with Parkinsons and cancer survivor. Richard also has his commercial pilots license, is a third degree black belt and has practiced and taught martial arts for over 24 years.
At 19 he was in an automobile accident that put him in and out of hospitals for ten months. He has had a total of nine operations as a result of his accident. In 2003 he was diagnosed with prostate cancer and is now a seven year cancer survivor.
Two years after his cancer surgery he was diagnosed with Parkinsons disease, but he has never let his spirits down. He is a sought after key note speaker spreading his positive outlook on life wherever he goes. Richard will join us to share his secrets to staying active and enjoying life with PD.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
John Carlin was a guest on my show last year. How is he doing one year later? His recovery has been remarkable. He was recently interviewed for a news broadcast on Parkinson’s disease but his interview was scrapped. Why?
He did not look like he had Parkinson’s! John tells all of us during the interview what he has been doing to get sustained relief from his symptoms.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
My guest on the show today is John Baumann, Proud Person with Parkinsons, Adjunct Professor at University of Louisville, Attorney & Professional Inspirational Speaker, will be presenting: The Power of Positive as the Closing Call to Action at the Living Well with Parkinsons Symposium in Louisville, Kentucky on November 15, 2010. John Bauman travels across the world giving talks about the Power of the Positive. He also currently experiences the symptoms of Parkinson’s.
Visit John’s website for more information:https://johnbaumann.com/
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
Angela discusses a number of natural and safe therapies that have given her sustained relief from her symptoms. Her story is a truly amazing account of recovery.
Angela has experienced the symptoms of Parkinsons since 2006. She has tried a wide variety of natural therapies – some of which you have likely never heard about. Angela will tell us which therapies have helped her get relief from the symptoms of Parkinsons and which ones did not help.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
This radio show runs two hours. During the first hour, Cheryl talks about a miracle that has happened in her life over the past month. She discovered a natural, safe and non-intrusive treatment involving a retainer which is formed and adjusted by a dentist.
“My name is Cheryl. I’m 52 and have been living with Parkinson’s for 10 years now. I will get right to the point. As of 1 month ago, my symptoms are reversing, diminishing, going away. I am healing every day.“
After 10 years of searching, Cheryl has at long last found a therapy which she describes as a miracle. Want to learn more about the miracle that has made a huge difference to the quality of Cheryl’s life? Listen in.
Robert Rodgers
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
Pamela Quinn danced professionally for 20 years with ODC/San Francisco and with actor/writer Michael O’Connor before being diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease at age 42. Recently, she made a video entitled ‘Welcome to our World”, which shared first prize at the 2010 World Parkinson Congress. Pamela has developed an amazing range of creative movements, exercises and dances that have helped herself and others cope with the many and various symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease. Learn more about her at www.pamelaquinn.net
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
My guest today is Sue Richards who recounts a truly remarkable story of recovery. The show is 90 minutes long but well worth listening to from start to end. Sue has done remarkable work with astounding results.
Are you serious about wanting to get relief from your symptoms? Sue Richards used a walker last year. She walks without a walker today. How did she accomplish this remarkable feat? Sue tells her story of her road to recovery and talks about all the therapies that have helped her get sustained relief from her symptoms.
What is the real story behind John Coleman’s recovery from Parkinson’s? John tells all during my interview with him on my radio show today. Get a true glimpse of how recovery unfolded for one man who is now helping others to recover.