A friend of mine noticed it before the neurologist: he'd seen his father at dinner, near Aversa, walking almost as he always did. That almost was a small thing in his gait: a foot that dragged a little, a shoulder that swayed. Things no one measures but we all see. Six months later, the diagnosis: early-stage Parkinson's. The thought that remained fixed in both of their heads was the same as always: if someone had read those passages earlier, pe…
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A friend of mine noticed it before the neurologist: he'd seen his father at dinner, near Aversa, walking almost as he always did. That almost was a small thing in his gait: a foot that dragged a little, a shoulder that swayed. Things no one measures but we all see. Six months later, the diagnosis: early-stage Parkinson's. The thought that remained fixed in both of their heads was the same as always: if someone had read those passages earlier, pe…