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Thanks. I am not its helpful for his situation. He has been very fortunate compared to others suffering from Parkinsons. He is still able to walk and talk. His issues is more that the medicine side effects causes hallucinations and now dementia. It's painful to watch the smartest and most proper human being I know make coffee with water that is already coffee.
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I may have mentioned it to you before but my partner teaches ballet classes for Parkinson's sufferers. The attendees are not all women with dance backgrounds, it's very mixed. Anyway there is something about the music and following steps that somehow sidesteps some of the symptoms. People who can't stand unaided are able to dance on their feet without help etc.
Maybe something to look into for your father. He may enjoy it or find it benefits his health.
She works for English National Ballet but I'm sure there are other resources online or locally.
Maybe this
https://danceforparkinsons.org/take-a-class/dance-at-home/