if you mix.. can you really seperate later? or do the pieces you have mixed attached to each other so much that even if you try to seperate it. you can never really succeed?
im more of a mixer
parkinson's cuz even tho it's sad, you'll still remember your loved ones.
i think the thought of loosing your memory is scary...
i rather have Alzheimers disease because there are somethings i don't want to remember and everyday is a new adventure for me. parkinson's, can't do much.
hey i just learned of those in my abnormal psychology class. i'd rather have Alzheimer's though b/c it's not exactly about what "I" remember that makes me content but what others remember of me and how i've affected their lives. It's difficult, yes, but I think it can sometimes be a beautiful sadness (like in Garden State). Parkinson's...well...that just makes your life physically hard to deal with & can be damn painful & therefore depressing.
oh and mind you, having Alzheimer's doesn't necessarily render you emotion-less.
either way you're sort of outcast from society... I'd rather Parkinson's even though now i still forget things.
My poor grandmother has both, ooo78ooo... but if I asked her, I'm sure she would choose Parkinson's over Alzheimers in a NY minute.
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if you mix.. can you really seperate later? or do the pieces you have mixed attached to each other so much that even if you try to seperate it. you can never really succeed?
im more of a mixer
parkinson's cuz even tho it's sad, you'll still remember your loved ones.
i think the thought of loosing your memory is scary...
i rather have Alzheimers disease because there are somethings i don't want to remember and everyday is a new adventure for me. parkinson's, can't do much.
hey i just learned of those in my abnormal psychology class. i'd rather have Alzheimer's though b/c it's not exactly about what "I" remember that makes me content but what others remember of me and how i've affected their lives. It's difficult, yes, but I think it can sometimes be a beautiful sadness (like in Garden State). Parkinson's...well...that just makes your life physically hard to deal with & can be damn painful & therefore depressing.
oh and mind you, having Alzheimer's doesn't necessarily render you emotion-less.
either way you're sort of outcast from society... I'd rather Parkinson's even though now i still forget things.
My poor grandmother has both, ooo78ooo... but if I asked her, I'm sure she would choose Parkinson's over Alzheimers in a NY minute.
Merry Christmas.
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