I Will Go On: Living with a Movement Disorder

Daniel Brooks was a 50-year-old husband, father and district-level administrator in a public school system, when he first noticed pronounced tremors, speech difficulties and walking problems developing. In this book, Daniel chronicles his life with a Parkinson’s Plus syndrome and explains how he dealt with the neurological decline that resulted. Read a user-friendly, patient's explanation of the defining symptoms of these atypical Parkinsonism disorders and find out how this neuro-degenerative disease progressed in Dan’s case. He writes a compelling and inspirational story of how he maintained his faith in God, while courageously facing life with a movement disorder.

The author is a retired educational leader with a doctorate degree.  He writes from a personal perspective, having a first hand knowledge of the struggle with a movement disorder.  The author has had deep brain stimulation surgery since the publication of this book.