Happiness Is A Decision.

They Did Something Once That Slurred My Speech, And I Thought, "oh, Man, You're Messing With My Brain. It's Freaking Me Out."

In Fact, Parkinson's Has Made Me A Better Person. A Better Husband, Father And Overall Human Being.

He Gave Life To The Breath- Oxygen, A Simple Gas, He Transferred Into Words, Ideas, Hope.

I Have So Many Things That I Say To My Kids, I Just Drive Them Crazy.

The Way I Look At Life, And The Way I Look At The Reality Of Parkinson's, Is That Sometimes It's Frustrating And Sometimes It's Funny. I Need To Look At It That Way, And I Think Other People Will Look At It That Way.