Approximately one million people suffer from Parkinson's Disease in the United States... and thousands more are diagnosed every year! Living with Parkinson's is a total family affair that puts strain on the kids and anguish in the hearts of parents. "How do we explain grandpa's 'condition' to the kids?" is a common query - yet, one with no easy answers. Knowing what to say to kids can be both problematic and gut-wrenching. Kids know something is "going on," but grown-ups are often at a loss as to how to talk about Parkinson's in ways that are age-appropriate, supportive, and comforting. If you're looking for ways to talk with children (of any age) about a family member diagnosed with Parkinson's, here is your book. Written by Parkinson's patient Robert Lindsay, this book will stimulate positive lines of communication and helps youngsters better comprehend this debilitating disease. More important, the tips, ideas, and suggestions in this book will initiate frank and open discussions that will answer common questions and provide calming reassurance. You will discover dynamic and effective ideas that will have a positive impact on every child in the family. Robert Lindsay reveals ways to make your conversations more peaceful and caring, inject calmness into your family activities, and help you talk with your children with a refreshed mind and a more relaxed perspective. Best of all, you'll be able to change their world...and that of any Parkinson's patient... for the better!