From the author of "No Doorway Wide Enough," "Undercover Trucker," and "Hunky Dunk," a real-life look at how one man deals with his Parkinson's disease decline by laughing at it. Told in a series of essays from his blog, Bill Schmalfeldt talks more about the non-motor symptoms of PD -- the speech difficulties, the bizarre dreams, the memory problems and the hallucinations -- in a way that makes the reader realize that while there's no cure for PD, it can't damage the human spirit (unless you let it)