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Rolling A Path:: My Own Narcolepsy, Skateboarding, Cataplexy and Lifestyle

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Rolling A Path:: My Own Narcolepsy, Skateboarding, Cataplexy and Lifestyle

Each of us has a path, finding it and living it, takes seeking it along with fine-tuning and juggling it; be it day to day, or however works for each one's own.

Narcolepsy with Cataplexy is a complicated and difficult disease to live with.
So much is misunderstood and still to be learned.
There are things being discovered more and more but the disease remains incurable.

Through my own descriptions I attempt to describe where the research is as well as, to an extent, what the current understanding is. Speaking directly from my own Narcolepsy with Cataplexy experiences, I go into details of the different symptoms, and more.

After giving a lot of background into myself and my past health, I dive into Skateboarding. Describing why I love it and how it has helped me, in vast ways.
Tying in, how Skateboarding helped me to adjust to and not only accept Cataplexy, but to remain capable and able to continue Skateboarding.

Finally, I go into what Lifestyle Adjustments I've made.
How I gradually had to find the path which worked, and/or is working, well for me.

The hope is that others out there may find a piece and/or section within, that may help them upon their own path.
Country USA
Brand Narcoplexic
Manufacturer Narcoplexic
Binding Paperback
UnitCount 1
EANs 9780989991919
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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