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A woman in Missouri discovered her husband had Parkinson’s disease after noticing signs, and their lives changed significantly, including their sexual relationship. Parkinson’s often diminishes sexual desire and complicates intimacy, but alternative forms of connection like touch and sensory exploration can help couples maintain intimacy. Experts emphasize the importance of adapting to these changes and continue expressing love through non-physical gestures, highlighting that love extends beyond traditional sex.
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