#tomorrow i am going to do some Timelining (basically outlining but the visual of the timeline makes more sense to me) and if i feel good abt

[dallonwrites]

delighted to report that the notes app writing i did last night is 619 words yayyyy devastated to report that tonight my tummy hurts

#tomorrow i am going to do some Timelining (basically outlining but the visual of the timeline makes more sense to me) and if i feel good abt #things from that i may fuck around and try to write the 6k i need to hit the 30k i wanted to hit this month over 4 days #is that possible? who knows brooooo who knows #lover boy is litfic and doesnt have the kind of plot i can speed through but sometimes when i write it i just pull words out of my ass so #easy so it is possible. however i am just so scared of the scene im currently on #hence the wanting to look at the timeline for the book + this chapter so i can reground myself in everything #anyway heating pad + bed and maybe i will write more in the notes app LETS FIND OUT!

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Day by Day in April; Parkinson’s Awareness Month - Post #15

The Healing Project - Parkinson's Awareness Month-Post#15 Thanks again for your comments and support as I forge ahead into this fifteenth day of my experiment to post something educational about Parkinson's for each day of April (PD Awareness month). -------- So, we are halfway through Parkinson's Awareness Month! You must be wondering where I am digging up enough PD information to be aware of.. But the fact is, I am just covering the basics while throwing in some personal experience. PD isn't the #2 neurological condition in the US for nothing. Today, I went to go pick up my daughter Arlana from softball practice only to find my wife had already done so. Sure, miscommunication can happen to anyone, but this was a case of poor planning on my part. I made a series of assumptions, any of which could have been confirmed with a phone call, but no, I just forged ahead and drove over. Now, the issue of planning can and usually is a tough skill anyway (especially for us guys), but many PD Warriors can take it to another level. We can tend to do a task first, then ask questions later. There is just not enough neurotransmitter getting to the brain's frontal lobe where tasks are arranged and prioritized before execution. Yes, stuff like this could happen to anybody (without PD), it's just that we are more prone to needing a nudge to look ahead and visualize how something is going to shake out. That being said, I hope that some of you can join me and my family NEXT Saturday, April 21st in Central Park NYC at the Parkinson's Unity Walk. It's like a big social for those who walk because we can. It's free, but if you choose to contribute, 100% of proceeds go PD research. See you there on your feet or in your chair! -------- PS - For those following this thread, there is no plan or outline. Like a song, I like to go where the muse takes me. To read previous entries, go to my timeline. If you are not already aware of the complexity of PD, you soon will be. If you are aware, please do share what you know. See you tomorrow!

Yes, this is syndicated from April, 2016. I thought it was worth running again.

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