Caregivers - Multiple Systems Atrophy, part 1

Dorothy and Richard, a loving couple who met in the music business, has had to deal with Richard's serious ailment, related to Parkinson's Disease. Dorothy explains her caregiving role and loving support of her husband.

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[geoffdimasi]

Your approach and life view is truly inspirational.

[JNJhealth]

@geoffdimasi Thank you so much for your comment! THis video is beautiful and very inspiring!

Kristen JnJ

[emilytwin]

I am so moved by your video, i am learning to be caregiver for my wife with Msa I am taking it one day at a time, god bless you , I needed that thank you for sharing !

[JNJhealth]

Thanks so much for your comment and Merry Christmas!

Rob

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[JNJhealth]

Thanks for your comments.

Rob

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[tamjunix]

Thank you for your story! I have an uncle who is also living with MSA coinsidently my uncle as well was a musician. As you may know his life has been ripped form his hands cause he can no longer do the thing he loved the most! He is having hard time understanding his condition. He thinks that he will be ok one day.... I love him dearly.....

[deathofisrael]

I have to thank my wife that stayed with me and took care of me through this insanity . You have to be a strong person to deal with this ! Its not pretty . I got mine from acute toxic phenol poisening in 84 . dr. told me make a will in 03 yet here i sit today getting better everyday .

[deathofisrael]

Poor guy . im beating my MSA by myself. There is hope . But you wont find it in allopathic medicen . Only pain and suffering awaits you there ! If your dr. told you to make a will its time for you to do some research and take your life back !

[SamiBebe2]

I have MSA and I so appreciate your story. Praise be to God for those that love us and care for us.

Thank You.

[niftyrosa]

A true example of unconditional love.