Some stories we are told are so powerful that they sit with us for all of our lives. The story Fradja Gelcman shared with me in 2012 about her life in captivity during the holocaust is one such story.

When you live with Parkinson’s Disease, you gradually begin to feel you life changing. Layer by layer, your abilities are diminished, or taken away. I could hide my symptoms for a long time. But that, too, was taken away. This is my story.

"From Dyslexia to Parkinson's" is the story of my personal journey with two brain defects.