Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP) affects movement, balance, and eye control. These challenges can feel even harder during seasonal changes, when weather and routines shift.
Things to keep in mind:
- 🌧️ Rainy or winter months can increase fall risk with slippery surfaces.
- 🌞 Hot weather may worsen fatigue and dehydration.
- 🎄 Holiday seasons can bring both joy and stress, making daily routines harder to maintain.
- 🍲 Seasonal foods (like soups in winter or fresh fruits in summer) can be adapted to support easier eating and swallowing.
💡 Takeaway: Each season brings unique challenges, but planning ahead — from safer footwear to meal adjustments — helps people with PSP maintain safety and comfort.