Looking for breakfast

I know it has been a while since I posted photographs in Nature.  For the past two plus years I have had problems with walking, balance and endurance. I was treated by many Orthopedic and Neurology,  Physicians, and for over a year they all said I was interesting, but did not fit any classic illness.  My problem progressed to the point were I need a walking stick to get around.  Last Nov. Dr Elena Bortan a movement disorder physician, asked me if I would try a Parkinson’s med. and it was like turning a light switch.  She stated I had the beginning stages of Parkinson’s, even though I did not fit into the classic forms of Parkinson’s.  I am now taking Rytary ,working with Tom Cushing T’ai Chi master and the Rocky Steady Boxing program that is setup to help people with Parkinson’s, all of these have helped me.
I am only telling my story, because you may know some one out there who is having problems like I had and is getting no were with their doctors.  I now of many people who went years with Parkinson’s problems before a doctor finally treated them.  There are med’s out there and T’ai Chi and Boxing and help them.
Peter J. Morrssey
 
 
This photo was also taken on Four Mile River, Ct.  The shot was hand held and cropped and adjusted in Lightroom 5.7
 
Camera Model  Canon EOS 7D Mark II,  Shooting Date/Time  05/07/18 07:32:08
Shooting Mode  Aperture-Priority AE, Tv(Shutter Speed)  1/800, 
Av(Aperture Value) 8.0,  Metering Mode Evaluative Metering
Exposure Compensation  -2/3,  ISO Speed 400
Lens TAMRON SP 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD A011,  Focal Length  600.0mm
Image Quality RAW,  White Balance Mode Auto,  AF Mode  AI Servo AF