HeyJaredThe Nomadic Parkinson's Dispatch
A Wayfinder's Journal on Resilience, Travel, and Creativity after Diagnosis.
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A Nomadic Social Integration Checklist (2 of 2) (opens the original)
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For many of us with Parkinson’s, our Leviathan is the ever-encroaching progression of the disease. For others who live or travel alone, their Leviathan may be altogether different… always there, always lurking, always attempting to darken their path. The following dispatch is the SECOND installment of a two-part series that explores the occasional loneliness that comes with solo travel (or solo living) and the attitudes that may better equip you to grow through such phases of life. In this dispa
Solo Travel, Loneliness, and Beginner’s Mind (1 of 2) (opens the original)
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For many of us with Parkinson’s, our Leviathan is the ever-encroaching progression of the disease. For others who live or travel alone, their Leviathan may be altogether different… always there, always lurking, always attempting to darken their path. Maybe, like me, you grapple with both of these. The following is the first installment of a two-part dispatch that seeks to explore the occasional loneliness that comes with solo travel (or solo living), and the attitudes that may equip you with a b
I lost 40 lbs. and kept it off while traveling abroad with Parkinson’s... this is how I did it. (opens the original)
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Follow me now for just a minute… when I was about 15, I made a seemingly abrupt and peculiar decision to abandon my high school that I had been attending in California’s Central Valley as a freshman and try something that seemed remote, exotic, unique, and adventurous. I opted to change my school to a boarding academy that was on the coast between Santa Cruz and Monterey. Despite the peculiarity of wanting to attend a boarding school, this particular course of action ripped me away from family m
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