Would You Like to Swing on a Star?
Seeing is believing, and believing provides hope for us all. Who among us wouldn't like to 'swing on a star' to the end of life--effortlessly and gracefully gliding and dancing?
Recently my attention was caught by a video posted by JungleVT on Facebook showing the immediate improvement in the gait of a man with Parkinson's Disease when he listened to music while walking. (Link below)
I saw magic happen.
Music IS Magic
I'm incredibly touched and inspired by stories such as these that illustrate the healing effects of one of life's simple pleasures--music.
Time and again music has been shown to work magic on the brains of people afflicted with various diseases, such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. Music sparks something in the brain so people with Alzheimer's 'reconnect' and people with Parkinson's 'step lightly'.
See for Yourself: Click the link below to see for yourself how amazing the effects of the music are.
It IS magic!
Using music to help Parkinson's Disease
Many thanks to the people who posted this video to allow us to witness magic happening before our eyes--letting us realize that 'every day we're re-born into the world'.
Life is an interpretive dance--one that we want to keep high stepping all the way to the end. Hear the music and keep on dancing.
Never stop believing in magic and music.
For more than 35 years, Susan Meyerott has been helping people lighten up and step over invisible barriers to change one step at a time. She speaks to your heart, puts you at ease, and makes letting go and moving forward with life easier than ever before.
