Tremors in the Universe

<p>It’s funny how life has a way of changing people.</p><p>It definitely changed me.</p><p>I was tooling along day after day set in my ways looking at life like a racehorse wearing blinders oblivious to seeing the world any other way than I knew how because I ultimately had fashioned my vision of it. I fit myself with the glasses I wore and I wrote the prescription for the lenses with my attitude faith and beliefs.</p><p>But I got lucky. Parkinson’s came along slapped me upside the head and knocked my spectacles off of my face. And luckier still while my glasses were on the ground I inadvertently stepped on them and crushed them into a million pieces.</p><p>I was blind.</p><p>I was forced to extend my hands out in front of me to rediscover my world all over again. Taking baby steps with fear in my heart that I would bang my head into a wall. But you know what happened? A miraculous thing took place. My memory of where the important things in my life were took over and what I valued and needed the most magically appeared for me.</p><p>Love friendship compassion spirit and purpose. My appreciation for what was at my fingertips was heightened as well. I suddenly discovered a comforting realization that I could continue to succeed in life with less. Less envy less anger less anxiety less fear of old age and death. It was liberating.</p><p>I was given Parkinson’s disease and my life became better for it.<br />This book is not what most people have come to expect about Parkinson’s disease.</p><p>Tremors in the Universe offers another way. Another way of thinking. Another way of living.</p>