When I retired, I thought the hard part of life was behind me.
I pictured more freedom. More bike rides. More travel. More time with family. More opportunities to enjoy the years ahead.
Parkinson’s had other plans.
Instead of freedom, I found myself tied to medication schedules.
Instead of fewer appointments, I found myself spending more time in doctors’ offices.
Instead of feeling younger, I often feel exhausted before the day even begins.
Some days it feels like retirement became my hardest job.
I never expected to spend my retirement fighting a progressive neurological disease.
Retirement changed completely, but hope, resilience, and determination still carry me every day.
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