Tim Brown

Tim Brown -- an ordinary man, with a extraordinary story. Hello, and welcome to The PSP Chronicles. I’m thrilled to share my journey with you—one that’s been shaped by my experiences with progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), a rare and terminal brain disease. In 2013, at 56, I received a diagnosis of early-onset dementia. Then, at age 57 in 2014, I received a further diagnosis of a rare and terminal brain disease called Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP). Over the past ten years, I’ve documented my thoughts, feelings, and experiences in a collection of journal entries bound in four books–The PSP Chronicles, which have become the foundation of my PSP-CBD advocacy and fundraising efforts. While there is no cure or treatment for PSP, my journey is filled with hope and inspiration. Each day brings challenges, but I’ve found that symptom management–daily exercise induced neuroplasticity, prescribed medication, mindfulness, and humor have been crucial in navigating this unpredictable path.