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Parkinson's Medication & Symptom Diary
A month is hard to remember in one appointment. Put it on paper: ON/OFF diaries before each visit, every dose checked off, and 19 symptoms rated each week.
- 12 ON/OFF diary days, every half-hour
- 12 months of dose charts, up to 12 doses a day
- 19 symptoms rated weekly, plus falls
- A hospital page and 2 wallet cards
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The ON/OFF diaries cover every half-hour from 6 am to midnight, for three days before each of four visits. Mark whether you were asleep, OFF, ON or ON with dyskinesia, and when each dose was taken, so the neurologist sees how your days really go.
Twelve months of medicine charts give every dose time its own check box. The On Time, Every Time pages, from the Parkinson's Foundation, help make sure medicines are given on time in hospital, with a page for the ER and two cut-out wallet cards.
What's inside
Every section, page by page
ON/OFF diaries
- 12 diary days: 4 visits, 3 days each
- Every half-hour from 6 am to midnight: asleep, OFF, ON or ON with dyskinesia, and when you took each dose
- ON, OFF and dyskinesia explained in plain words, with dystonia and freezing
Medicines
- 12 months of charts: one row for each dose time, up to 12 a day
- My Medicines with exact times
- Medicine Changes
Symptoms & falls
- 12 monthly checks: 19 symptoms rated each week, from tremor and stiffness to sleep, mood and memory
- A falls and freezing log
- A 52-week exercise tracker
Hospital & visits
- On Time, Every Time: what to bring and say in hospital (Parkinson's Foundation)
- A page for the ER and 2 cut-out wallet cards
- My Care Team and 4 doctor-visit summaries
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- Three days of half-hour charts, 6 am to midnight
- Mark ON, OFF, ON with dyskinesia or asleep, and each dose
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Parkinson's Diary
- 12 ON/OFF diary days: 3 before each of 4 visits
- 12 months of dose check-off charts, up to 12 doses a day
- A monthly check of 19 symptoms, plus a falls and freezing log
- A hospital page and 2 cut-out wallet cards
Who it’s for
- People living with Parkinson's who want a clear record for their neurologist
- Care partners keeping track of doses, ON and OFF times and symptoms
- Anyone whose neurologist has asked for a symptom diary
How to use it
- 1Fill in My Medicines with the exact time of every dose.
- 2Check off each dose on the monthly chart as it is taken.
- 3In the three days before each visit, fill in the half-hour ON/OFF diary.
- 4Once a week, rate the 19 symptoms on the monthly check.
- 5Carry a wallet card, and bring the hospital page if you are admitted.
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What if I don't know the terms ON, OFF and dyskinesia?
The diary explains ON, OFF and dyskinesia in plain words, along with dystonia and freezing, before you start marking the half-hour boxes.
Is it affiliated with the Parkinson's Foundation?
No. It is built on guidance from the Parkinson's Foundation and the American Parkinson Disease Association, but ElderlyDaily is not affiliated with or endorsed by either organization.
Can I fill it in on my phone?
Yes. Fill it in on a computer, or on a phone or tablet with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader app. Or print it and use a pen.
Is there a version for outside the US?
Yes. Both US Letter and A4 are included, and the A4 edition says "your local emergency number" instead of 911.
Is this medical advice?
No. It is a diary for recording information to share with your neurologist and care team. Never change, skip or stop a Parkinson's medicine without talking to your neurologist first.
Can I get a refund?
Because the files can be copied, all sales are final. If a file will not open or download, or something is missing, email sk@elderlydaily.com and we will fix it or refund you.
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A diary for recording information to share with your neurologist and care team; not medical advice. ElderlyDaily is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Parkinson's Foundation or the American Parkinson Disease Association.
