TheBanyanTree: Parkinson's Tales

[dale.m.parish at gmail.com]

Monique rote:
> My human contact is minimal, but every other Saturday we have movie night
with
> friends. We talk by zoom, then watch the movie individually, perhaps
texting
> when we want to point something out. Then after, we Zoom again to talk
about
> it or something. It's amazing how much this one event means to me - they
don't
> care when I slur my words or zone out. Or whatever I'm likely to do. 

Monique;
I just finished reviewing a product for which one of the assignments was to
watch a movie with someone and describe the experience.  I wish I'd read your
description above before I'd attempted the assignment with my son, with
grandson constantly wanting to know what we were doing, and why he couldn't
play with the device.  

I've been 'Zooming' with my brother in Houston, whom I've not seen since
February.  It's better than not being able to see each other at all.  Every
other week sounds like a good frequency to try something like that.  How do
you select the movie?  

Hugs,
Dale
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