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What's Shakin': An Insider's Look at the Humorous Side of Parkinson's Disease - Hardcover

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by John S. Brissette (Author)

WHAT'S SHAKIN "John you had me crying one moment and laughing out loud the next" Deborah Rausch Business Manager, Hauenstein Parkinson's Center.

"My wife and I started to read the book at bed-time and were not able to put it down until we finished it" Tim Parker, Vice President-Marketing, Bissell Corp.

"I bought the book as a gift for my dad and I could hear him laughing from the next room." Jeff Lipe, Co-owner Oosterink and Lipe.

Insert picture here: copy of Golf Cart.tif] LAUGH. LAUGH.LAUGH

It is not impossible to find something humorous about a disease as devastating as Parkinson's. All you have to do is read this book. What's Shakin is not a book about Parkinson's disease, however it is a book about a man who has Parkinson's and the hilarious situations he has fallen into as a result of this disease. What's Shakin will have you rolling on the floor with laughter, so be careful where you read it, you do not want to become the object of whispers and stares.

The book also has a serious side to it and will offer hope and inspiration to anyone who has had tragedy touch their lives. What's Shakin is fresh and inspirational. The author's life experiences offer optimism and encouragement to others regardless of what misfortunes they may face.

What's Shakin should be read by everyone.

Number of Pages: 144
Dimensions: 0.5 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: March 31, 2007