Bud Lovell, a 70-year-old man from Arlington, combines faith with science to cope with the symptoms of Parkinson's disease, which affect his hands.
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The Parkinson's Society in the Dallas area estimates that approximately 15,000 people in North Texas live with this disease. Bud Lovell, a 70-year-old man from Arlington, exemplifies how a combination of faith and science has brought him moments of relief in the fight against Parkinson's. Throughout his life, Lovell has repaired radios and cars, but the disease has presented him with a challenge he could not fix: his own hands. He noticed the first symptoms when he lost his sense of smell, and later he began to experience tremors in moments of stress. This story highlights the personal impact of the disease and the search for solutions to improve the quality of life.
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