I Have A Remarkably Normal Life.

I Find As Long As I Acknowledge The Truth Of Something, Then That's It. I Know What It Is And Then I Can Operate. But If I Overestimate The Downside Of Something Or The Challenge Of Something And I Get Too Obsessed About The Difficulty Of It, Then I Don't Leave Enough Room To Be Open To The Upside, The Possibility.

I Can Say, "i Don't Have Anything I Regret!" But I Can Also Say, "i Can Go Forward In My Life The Way It Is And I Don't Think I'll Accrue Any Future Regrets."

The Moment I Understood This - That My Parkinson's Was The One Thing I Wasn't Going To Change - I Started Looking At The Things I Could Change, Like The Way Research Is Funded.

If You Have One Foot In Yesterday And One Foot In Tomorrow, You're Pissing All Over Today.

Humility Is Always A Good Thing. It's Always A Good Thing To Be Humbled By Circumstances So You Can Then Come From A Sincere Place To Try To Deal With Them.