Vanity comes in Queen size

As my hands have stiffened, I have needed to adapt: Because my legs are white & streaked with bulging varicose veins, I’d always wore Suntan support hose or long pants. When I could no longer get the nylons on, I wore long skirts with elastic waists, like my slacks. But I was having a difficult time parting with my favorite knee length skirts. I finally realized; if I purchased the support nylons in queen size… I can get them over my heels and on!

My biggest battle with my body and mind as I progress with Parkinson’s disease is prioritizing:

• Contending with what I should do and what I don’t want to do. (like exercise)
• Weeding out projects that I really want to do but know I shouldn’t do. (like weeding the flower beds)
• Identifying what I can let go of. (I know!! I am a pack rat!) (& what if I experience a miracle! 🙂

I know I posted the following picture before… But I love its message & it seemed to belong in this post about being a Queen.

Author: suerosier

In May of 2018, I was diagnosed with Parkinson's. After researching, I believe the symptoms began to manifest themselves years prior to last year. The purpose for my blog is to share what I have learned (with an index) to save others time as they seek for answers about, symptoms, therapies [and alternative things to try], tools I use, Parkinsonisms, recipes, strategies, clinical studies, words of encouragement or just enjoy the photos or humor. View all posts by suerosier