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“Life can still be fun if you have Parkinson’s”
The latest in our monthly series profiling WPC2019 bloggers
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The handwriting disorder ‘micrographia’ is a common symptom of Parkinson’s where the patient’s handwriting gets smaller and smaller as they write, to the point when it’s no longer legible.
This often results in the loss of the everyday usefulness and simple pleasure of writing – from to-do lists to birthday day cards for loved ones.
But a new pen, which has been shown in tests to help people with Parkinson’s overcome their micrographia, offers fresh hope that the gift of writing may be restored to many.
The latest in our monthly series profiling WPC2019 bloggers
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Meet the president of the European Parkinson’s Disease Association
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Winning design for Parkinson’s awareness T-shirt announced
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