Edgar Nash – Caregiving Articles

Author: Edgar Nash

Mr. Nash was born and grew up in Hawaii. During World War Two he served 4.5 years aboard fighting ships in the So. Pacific, the Atlantic, UK and Mediterranean, rising from Apprentice Seaman to Gunnery Officer (Lieut.jg). His wartime experiences were featured in early 2004 in the famous TV program “War Stories With Oliver North”. He graduated the Class of 1948 Yale University; then formed an Industrial Equipment Sales organization. He designed and built specialized hydraulic machinery and equipment for the steel and heavy industry. In California he became successful R.E. Broker/Consultant in Agricultural Properties, and designed/built custom houses. Finally “retired”, he is an inventor and author of several books. Mr. Nash is listed in Who’s Who In America and is nominated for listing in the 2005 edition of Who’s Who In The World “.

Sometimes, powerfully significant happenings intrude into our lives, of such serious consequence as to compel the writing of a book composed to be meaningful and of truly helpful value to others similarly affected. Such a powerful influence took control of me, and I was guided into writing my book on Parkinson's Disease: "Sensible Self-Help For Parkinson's Problems" by a force I can only describe as being spiritual and absolutely undeniable. (Note: I will donate $1.00 to Parkinson's Disease research for every book sold).

Sensible Self-Help For Parkinson

By Edgar Nash

The article focuses directly upon an unmet need Parkinson’s Diseases patients and their caregivers have faced, lacking in books relating to this dreaded, incurable disease.