For someone living with Parkinson's movement is difficult. But since exercise is all about movement, and exercise is medicine for PD, what I must do every day is difficult. In order to actually keep doing it daily, I must have a great deal of persistence. So I guess I am thankful for the persistence (hard-headedness?) that helps me keep at it although i do get tired of all this exercise. I can see my persistence as a blessing. But persistence can also be a burden. Powering through something that is hard is not always the right thing to do. Sometimes I should step aside and give it up or accept some help or some respite. I am supposed to know when to draw the line, but. I don't always. So much introspection! And we thought this was a physical condition , , ,
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