In Episode 3.3, Daniel unpacks three of his greatest challenges to living well after being diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson's disease. This episode is inspired by news regarding the medical community. The community is attempting to understand more about P.D. Specifically, what it's like being diagnosed while still needing to raise kids, taking care of a family, and preparing for the future. Since Parkinson's disease has not been eradicated, the greater the number of those diagnosed each year. The number is continuing to swell at an uncontrollable rate. Hopefully, one day, this episode will ..read more

In this heartfelt holiday episode of "Parkinson's and Me", Daniel welcomes listeners to join him for a fireside chat in a snow-covered cabin, offering a warm reprieve from the chaos of the season. With the glow of the fire and the scent of fresh cookies in the air, he opens up about the difficulty of balancing passion with the reality of his condition. But his message goes beyond Parkinson’s—it’s a relatable and inspiring reminder for anyone facing challenges that life’s hardships, though painful, can also shape our growth. As the year comes to a close, Daniel reflects on the speed of time, t ..read more

In this episode of Parkinson's and Me, Daniel Sellers introduces Frank, a long-time Parkinson's patient who was diagnosed in 2007. Frank shares his journey of living with Parkinson's for over 17 years, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a positive outlook. Despite experiencing personal tragedies, including the loss of his mother and wife to cancer, Frank has remained committed to using his experiences to inspire others. His story is about more than just battling the disease; it's about helping others navigate the difficulties of life through lessons he's learned, including writing a boo ..read more

In Season 4 of his podcast, "Steal My Show," Daniel embraces a shift towards a more selfless outlook on life. He grapples with the decision to disclose his condition to colleagues and friends, acknowledging both the fear of potential consequences and the relief it may bring. Reflecting on the legacy he wishes to leave behind, Daniel finds inspiration in a song by TobyMac, surrendering his life to a higher purpose and recognizing true fulfillment in serving others. Despite grappling with grief over his diagnosis, Daniel views it as a wake-up call rather than a burden. His message of authenticit ..read more

In this episode of "Parkinson's and Me," titled "Taking Notice," Daniel Sellers introduces the episode by highlighting the internal struggles associated with Parkinson's disease. He shares an inspiring conversation with his brother, Brian, who encourages and supports him in creating new episodes.  Daniel reads and responds to emails from listeners, including one from Gene, who finds strength in faith, and Jenny, who is awaiting a diagnosis and experiencing anxiety. He also mentions Frank, a listener diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2007, who offers valuable perspectives. The conversation w ..read more

In the latest episode of "Parkinson's and Me," Daniel delves into the use of metaphors to convey his experiences and insights in managing life with Parkinson's disease. He begins by emphasizing the importance of continuing to live meaningfully despite the diagnosis. Daniel introduces four metaphors: "Building an Ark," "Our Second Half," "Taking the Wheel," and "Save Nothing for the Trip Back." These metaphors help him and his listeners understand and remember crucial life lessons. By likening his preparedness to Noah building an ark, Daniel underscores the need for emotional, spiritual, and ph ..read more

In "Parkinson's in Me," Season 4, Episode 3, titled "A Day in the Life of Part 2," listeners are invited into the daily experiences of Daniel, a man diagnosed with early onset Parkinson's disease at 42. This episode continues the narrative from the previous one, offering a detailed and intimate portrayal of a day in Daniel’s life. He shares the nuanced challenges of living with Parkinson's, from managing medication around meals to the mental and emotional toll it takes. Daniel’s narrative is interspersed with moments of reflection and a strong personal philosophy centered on faith and resilien ..read more

In this episode of "Parkinson's and Me," Daniel shares a raw and personal account of his daily life with Parkinson's disease. He takes listeners through a typical day, starting from the moment he wakes up to his morning routine of medication, prayers, and exercises. Throughout the day, Daniel confronts the challenges posed by Parkinson's, such as muscle stiffness, nausea, and anxiety about his future ability to work and provide for his family. Despite these difficulties, he maintains a positive outlook and strives to make a difference in the lives of others. Add your experience and suggestions ..read more

The episode offers valuable insights into coping strategies and the importance of maintaining a positive outlook despite the challenges of Parkinson's disease. Daniel's concept of "speaking life" highlights the power of positive thinking and intentionality in shaping one's perspective. For those with Parkinson's or their loved ones, this emphasis on focusing on the blessings and creating meaningful experiences becomes a source of inspiration and hope. Daniel's determination to provide a strong foundation for his son while dealing with Parkinson's serves as a beacon of strength, encouraging ot ..read more

In this inspiring episode of the podcast "Parkinson's and Me," host Daniel, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2019, shares his personal journey with the disease. Despite the challenges, Daniel has found a unique focus and determination. He shares his experience of stepping into a coaching role for his son's baseball team, a decision that has allowed him to actively participate in life and create lasting memories. This episode is a testament to the power of resilience and the importance of staying engaged with life, even when faced with physical limitations. Daniel also discusses the import ..read more