Literature about medical problems are frequently being published, and Parkinson’s disease is no different. You can often find books written by those who have the disease or those whose loved ones do, there are books which are research based and written as an informative tool, and other such literature that is meant to educate or tell a story.
Below are books related to Parkinson’s disease, whether biographical or informative.
Rasheda, Ali, (2006) I’ll hold your hand so you won’t fall, Merit Publishing International, New York, USA.
A colourful illustrated book for adults to read to children depicting sixteen of the most common symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease.
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‘Parkinson’s Disease: A general Practice Approach.’ Royal Australian College of GP’s.
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Holden, Kathryn, Eat Well, Stay Well with Parkinson’s Disease, Five Star Living, USA.
The breakthrough handbook on nutritional issues in PD
Jeal, Tim, (2005) Swimming with my Father, Faber and Faber, London UK.
A truthful, poignant account of one’s boys childhood growing up with his father who has dementia and Parkinson’s disease.
Jones, David, (2005) Next to Me, Nicholas Brealey Publishing Ltd, London UK.
An inspiring book about one man’s struggle to keep his Parkinson’s disease and his business life separate.
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Fox, Michael J., (2002) Lucky Man, Hyperion, New York USA.
A wonderful account from actor Michael J Fox about his life, his career and his Parkinson’s disease.
Weiner, W., Shulman, L., Lang, Anthony., (2001)Parkinson’s Disease: A Complete Guide for Patients and Families, John Hopkins Press, USA
