Many people know how Parkinson's disease "looks," but only those afflicted with the neural disorder truly know how it "feels." They are continually forced to engage in combat with their own brains for control of their bodies' physical and mental functions. In his book, Terry Currey provides readers with his mind's view of the disease from inside his dysfunctional brain. He counsels sufferers to overcome their fears about PD and its impact on their future quality of life, while explaining in lay terms what is happening to them and what course the disease typically takes. With both humor and...