Silence, Listening and PSP
Listening and being comfortable with silence have never been my strongest skills. They may need to be. I move fast. I speak quickly. I say what I think. And too often, I don’t truly listen. Silence has always felt uncomfortable. Even waiting for responses to something I’ve written can make me restless. It is something […]
The Eerie Silence of PSP: Navigating a Journey Without Treatment
This may sound stark, but my goal is to pull back the curtain just a little on life with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), a rare neurodegenerative disease that steals movement, balance, and vision with relentless precision. What I want to share is not just the medical facts, but the feeling – the “eerie silence” that […]