
Diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson’s in 2019, Daniel shares honest stories about the emotional, physical, and spiritual impact of living with the disease. Parkinson’s and Me offers encouragement, practical insight, and a mindset of hope and resilience. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or adjusting to life with Parkinson’s, this podcast reminds you that you're not alone and that it’s possible to mo... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Daniel Sellers returns with "5.2: What Now?"—a raw, honest check-in on life with Parkinson's disease. He opens up about the personal cost of staying busy: losing dexterity in both hands, hiding panic attacks at work, and ultimately having to walk awa... more
Daniel opens by sharing how each podcast season mirrors a chapter in his life, with this one marking an awakened state. He gives a personal update: after months of worsening symptoms, he pursued evaluation for Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) surgery. Th... more
In the season finale of Parkinson’s and Me, host Daniel Sellers welcomes his brother Brian to reflect on Daniel’s recent speaking engagement at a men’s conference and the broader journey of navigating life with Parkinson’s. The episode opens with Dan... more
A couple of weeks ago, Daniel shared insights from a presentation he gave at his church, focusing on managing anxiety and thriving despite life's hardships. Removing all but the core of what he calls his personal philosophy, Daniel shares the content... more
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Hearing that other people have waited and waited for the diagnosis. After hearing about Daniel's experiences, I think I am more informed for the upcoming visit vs. prior visits.
My husband who is 66yo, was also diagnosed with young onset PD at age 44, 23 years ago. We had been married for 22 years when he was diagnosed in Jan 2000.. for those who remember that month, PD was our very own Y2K. I so wish we would have had a podcast like this at that time! We felt very isolated and alone - we thought PD was an old person’s disease and could only wonder why and how. I’m only about 6 episodes in, but I so appreciate Daniel’s faith, honesty and vulnerability in telling his s... more
Recegtjy diagnosed at 50 I was desperate to better understand what I was in store for. Having a medical background, I was was more interested in the personal aspects than the technical side of PD. Daniel is a great story teller and does a fantastic side of explaining his story I couldn’t be more appreciative
Daniel shares his journey after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s at 43. He says he started the podcast to help him process the diagnosis. He shares helpful insights for those who love someone with PD. He also encourages those with PD to keep moving forward. The sound quality and production are fantastic.
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