Reflections on what I did too much of in 2024 and how I will be more present as "me" in 2025.

Yes, I'm back. Why'd I stop posting? What am I up to now? What's this I hear about YOPN?

Learn about apathy and how it impacts people with Parkinson's Disease. What's it like to change movement disorder specialists? This and more

Visiting the beauty of Colorado Springs with the uninvited travel companion: Parkinson's Disease.

What a year! Astrophotography, whales, waves, new homes, work opportunities, a conference, travel, and so much more. As I celebrate 2023...

From the gateway to the cascades to the Oregon Coast, my life just went through a major change. Parkinson's Disease made it interesting!

There's a new conference coming to town, and it was designed by the Young Onset Parkinson's Community *for* the YOPD community!

On those days when you can almost forget you have Parkinson's Disease...

The struggles of living with Parkinson's Disease and the way I find peace and comfort, plus a trip to Colorado where I saw a rocket fall.

April is Parkinson's Awareness month. Learn about how Parkinson's Disease, or PD, has impacted my life and ways you can help support.

Support the National Bill to End Parkinson's Act! How I use pain to fight Parkinson's Disease. Can PD beat me in a game of 9-ball?

PD can be unrelenting and painful, but pain can be motivating. This is my journey through life with a disease that doesn't rest.

There's no time? Plenty of time to share the latest in my journey with Young Onset Parkinson's Disease. Updates, photos, and a rap video.

I just turned 48. These are my reflections on how my life has changed and the magical gift I received on a remote island near Canada.

A look at my experiences with work, astrophotography, and Parkinson's Disease over the past several months.

I had the chance to use Microsoft's adaptive accessories, including a special mouse and "super button." This is my review.

Everyone's PD journey is different. For Parkinson's Awareness month, I share some common symptoms, how they affect me and what I'm doing.

A reflection on living with Young Onset Parkinson's Disease for two years and how life has changed during that time.

What do burpees, bootcamps, and raps have in common? I've been involved with all three and these are my updates!

A look back at how I did with my 2021 goals, and a look forward at how I will grow in 2022.

This season 1 closer is the story of cancer, loss of loved ones, and dealing with grief in the face of diagnosis during a global pandemic.

David shares the story of hiding his symptoms, a key moment when he had to face reality, the shock of his diagnosis, and a hidden blessing

Jeremy reviews assistive technology, including foot pedals for mouse clicks, a head tracker to move the mouse, and voice dictation software.

A guide to understanding what Parkinson's Disease is and how to best collaborate with me

A recap of overcoming some Parkinson's issues with special equipment, hiking the Pacific Northwest, and deep sky pictures with no telescope!

An update on PD symptoms, my workouts, hobbies, and adventures with friends and family.

About my recent switch to reduce ropinirole and add carbidopa-levodopa to the mix.

In 2017 I was in the middle of a major life transition. I accepted a dream job at Microsoft and was contemplating a cross-country move...

An update on symptoms, a short trip to Oregon, a new way to observe space and other news.

What's it like to find out that a loved one like your own dad was just diagnosed with PD? In this episode, I am joined by a very special...

Life is full of ups and downs. It's usually better if those happen in the form of burpees.

After receiving his diagnosis of Young Onset Parkinson's Disease, Jeremy Likness and his wife and care partner Doreen had to make changes...

A quick recap of my latest status with Parkinson's disease, introducing our new pet named "Pepper" and sharing some astrophotography.

A new podcast about Parkinson's Disease that focuses on the experience from the perspective of both the person with PD and their caregiver.

Reflections of my first year after being diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson's Disease.

I just finished another round of exercise. In this post I share what goals I met, how I got there, what's next and a little astrophotography

How a plant-based diet has transformed my health with hard evidence from medical labs that track my lipid panels over several years.

Despite a global pandemic, a Parkinson's Disease diagnosis and losing loved ones, 2020 was still a year to be thankful for because...

I started this blog in early 2020 shortly after my diagnosis of adult onset Parkinson's Disease. If you haven't read my original story,...

Here are my top picks for burning calories while having fun in VR. Some of these titles may even challenge you mind and improve PD symptoms.

One-armed push-ups and one-legged squats help keep Parkinson's Disease symptoms away.

There's a new door in town. It's magic. Behind the door I continue to race to stay ahead of my Parkinson's Disease.

How I hit a major milestone of doing 100 burpees in a single workout, and the impact it had on my life with Parkinson's Disease.

I never thought seeing my score go down could be so exciting. My symptoms are improving and this post details why.

A tale of burpees, islands, and hiking. There's even a comet involved.

Sharing my memories of our beautiful German Shepherd, Indi.

A quick update for everyone on the 4th of July.

A June update with thoughts about social injustice, an update about our dog, Indi, my mental health, exercise and more.

You don't have to count calories, weigh food on a scale or go on a crash diet to live healthy. Learn these 5 practical tips to eat healthy.

I decided to get familiar with burpees. Real familiar. See what the result was, and learn how I use a virtual reality game to tame my PD.

As of me writing this, there is no definitive test for Parkinson's Disease. It is considered a "clinical diagnosis."

This post isn't about convincing you to eat a plant-based diet. Today, I want to skip the why and go straight to the what and how.

How has life changed for computer programmers as a result of the 2019 novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2? A good friend of mine wanted to know...

This may be a bit much for some of you to stomach, but there is a scientific connection between your brain 🧠 and your gut.

A world record exercise attempt, two special new videos, unconventional exercise and celebration of the resurrection. All in one blog post!

This post is about how my wife, Doreen, and I are dealing with the current pandemic. I share my tips for staying sane during insane times.

Did you know that April is Parkinson's Disease Awareness Month? Learn more about Parkinson's awareness and how you can get involved.

In this post I will share the various vitamins, minerals, supplements, and drugs that I take for Parkinson's Disease.

This post is about my approach to nutrition (specifically food and meals) for Parkinson's Disease.

It was amazing to see how the heat from the chip triggered my tremor. It was completely out of control...

The jangle is a fun set of exercises you can use to start your day, warm-up before training and even turn into a full workout.

"I have a chronic progressive movement disorder called Parkinson’s disease. There is no cure."