The Parkinson Princess and the Pee: Part 5

Posted on December 13, 2011 by Robyn Michele Levy

As usual, the Parkinson Princess woke up in the middle of the night to pee. She shuffled to the bathroom and then, before returning to bed, she gazed at herself in the mirror. Her dream had seemed so real, that she expected to see her entire face covered in foliage. But instead, her cheeks were as pale as limestone and her expression as blank as paper. Perplexed, the Parkinson Princess shuffled back to bed and fell back asleep.
To be continued…

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About Robyn Michele Levy

I am an artist, writer, radio broadcaster, performer, mother, breast cancer survivor. I also have Parkinson's disease. My memoir, Most of Me, is available at local and on-line bookstores.

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