RECOGNIZING SYMPTOMS: INSIGHTS FROM RYAN REYNOLDS AND PD ADVOCATES
Why hallucinations and delusions often go unreported
For me, it's when Parkinson's-related hallucinations and delusions become a safety issue. For example, when someone accuses their loved one of something like an affair and becomes extremely accusatory. That's where the shift is and when things start to affect the entire family.”
—Dr. Brillman, physician, advocate
The untold story
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The untold story
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When reality starts to shift
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It affects the whole family
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Don’t wait to speak up
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Hallucinations and delusions are progressive, but treatable
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Help is there if you speak up
A FAMILY’S PERSPECTIVE
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Who's at risk?
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What do Parkinson’s-related hallucinations and delusions look and sound like?
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What is the impact?
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How do I talk to my loved ones about Parkinson’s-related hallucinations and delusions?
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How do I talk to my doctor about these symptoms?
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