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“I hope viewers laugh, cry and have a little dance in their seats”
A short film for the Parkinson’s disease community
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Meet some furry friends supporting people with Parkinson’s disease
Can pets have a paws-itive impact in the community?
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Cecilia Gordon on creating art: “I don’t seek inspiration; it comes to me”
A piano teacher on art, music and Parkinson’s disease
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23 powerful quotes about Parkinson’s disease
Words of wisdom to mark World Parkinson’s Day
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Parkinson’s disease and pregnancy: “There is so much we still don’t know”
We hear from five women about their experiences
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Poems reflecting life with Parkinson’s disease
We mark World Poetry Day with five inspiring writers
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Mime over matter: “I aim to live life fully”
How the art form can support people with Parkinson’s disease
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Mark Mardell: “I’ve always tried to be open and honest – it’s what makes me a journalist”
We talk to the BBC presenter about life with Parkinson’s disease
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Happy Hour: the short film exploring quality of life and Parkinson’s disease
Learn about the inspiration behind the project
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“Boxing keeps me going”
How Action Parkinson is supporting the Parkinson’s disease community
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In focus: 3 photography projects that shed light on Parkinson’s disease
Read about the people behind the pictures
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“Without Parkinson’s, I’m not sure my pasta would have become art”
Urs Bratschi shares how the condition has spurred his creative pursuits
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“The earlier you can start exercising from diagnosis, the better”
Stephanie Wallis's fitness classes for people with Parkinson’s disease
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“Anybody affected by Parkinson’s disease deserves equal access to care”
Tania Park on supporting the community in Africa
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“I wanted to help make sense of what was happening to us”
Leslie Davidson discusses her and her husband’s simultaneous diagnoses
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“The aim of the haiku poet is to capture the essence of a moment”
Stella Pierides on writing, poetry and Parkinson’s disease
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Holiday greetings from the Parkinson’s disease community
How are you marking the festive season this year?
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“Many people in Kenya are not aware that Parkinson’s disease exists”
Dr Maria Barretto discusses expanding global awareness of the condition
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The sport helping to unite members of the community
Nenad Bach on music, ping pong and Parkinson’s disease
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“I never expected to create a project like this with my son”
The mother-son duo making films about Parkinson’s disease
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Valerie Perrine: “I don’t dwell on the past or worry about the future”
The Hollywood star tells us about living with Parkinson's disease
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“People simply want to meet, connect and offer support to each other”
Rakesh Harribhai on raising Parkinson’s disease awareness in South Africa
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“We need to educate decision makers about this condition”
What more should be done to raise awareness of Parkinson’s?
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Behind England’s first walking football team for people with Parkinson’s disease
Stuart Carrington shares how the sport has united people in the community
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“Parkinson’s disease is not a death sentence – it’s a wake-up call”
How an online support group is "empowering" people
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“The power of creating something cannot be overstated”
How photography helped Torrance York to capture life with Parkinson’s dis
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Putting Parkinson’s disease on the page
Author Robyn Cotton shares how her own diagnosis inspired her novel
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Celebrating 30 years of campaigning for people with Parkinson’s disease
Parkinson’s Europe, then and now: in conversation with Lizzie Graham
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The power of the voice: “Think of singing as an exercise”
Elizabeth Stegemöller on music therapy for Parkinson’s disease
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“We are not perfect photographers, but we learn from each other”
The shared hobby bringing people with Parkinson’s disease together
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“We must prepare our brain and body to face all difficulties”
Nikolas Koukoulakis on powerlifting for Parkinson’s disease
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“We made our own bit of history”
Completing the ‘world's hardest triathlon’ for Parkinson’s disease
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Lights, camera, action: three filmmakers sharing stories of Parkinson’s disease
From creating connections to raising awareness on the screen
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How one father’s Parkinson’s disease inspired a virtual art programme
Manju Bangalore tells us about Painting With Parkinson’s
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“Dance can give people a personal voice”
Andrew Carroll on music and movement for Parkinson’s disease
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“I want to create technologies that help alleviate human suffering”
Meet the inventor of an award-winning Parkinson’s disease tool
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“The best way of combatting Parkinson’s disease is to do something about it”
Why Colonel Guy Deacon is travelling across Africa to raise awareness
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“There is something marvellous about taking control of our lives”
Jo Yaldren on her ‘Year of Yes’ with Parkinson’s disease
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The filmmaker challenging the “miserable” media surrounding Parkinson’s
We talk to award-winning director and filmmaker Grant Taylor
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“People love competition, don’t they?”
Take part in an exercise initiative for Parkinson’s disease
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“Our clothes have helped to change lives”
Bringing accessibility to the wardrobes of people with Parkinson’s
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“Parkinson’s disease is part of my identity, whether I like it or not”
Three members of the community share their experiences
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All hands on deck: rowing 3,200 miles for Parkinson’s disease
Billy Taylor on raising awareness at sea
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“Play the hand you’ve been dealt, including the jokers”
Lori DePorter on puzzles, board games and Parkinson’s disease
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We need to talk about impulsive behaviours and Parkinson’s disease
Ahead of our upcoming podcast, we explore four people’s insights
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“The project gave my father strength and purpose”
How artist Safi Alia Shabaik captured her father’s Parkinson’s disease
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“It’s so rewarding to help people improve their communication”
Find out about a new voice therapy app for Parkinson’s disease
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“It’s not just a film about Parkinson’s disease – it’s a film about family”
We hear from Nina Caprice about her upcoming documentary
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Ready, set, sew: three fashion projects designed to support people with Parkinson’s disease
From raising awareness to sharing stories of the condition
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Six people with Parkinson’s disease on the power of music
From raising awareness to coping with the condition
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“You’ve got to just take one step at a time – and that’s what we did”
Two friends on their inspiring walk for Parkinson’s disease
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“Together we can make a difference”
Three Parkinson’s disease campaigners share their advice
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“Speaking provides me with purpose and meaning”
A lawyer turned inspirational speaker on living with Parkinson’s disease
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“I want to break the silence and stigma associated with Parkinson’s disease”
Christine Jeyachandran on what inspired her poignant short film
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A day in the life of a Parkinson’s disease researcher
What is it like being a scientist?
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“With Parkinson’s disease, rhythm can help you walk and singing can help you speak”
We hear from Parkinsong founder Gerald Ganglbauer
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A father and daughter on how Parkinson’s disease changed their lives
What’s it like when your child is diagnosed with the condition?
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“The injustice of Parkinson’s motivates me”
We talk to adventurer Alex Flynn about his incredible achievements
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How one family-run clothing company is “sharing the story of Parkinson’s”
Why Shrimp Studio is raising Parkinson’s disease awareness
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Dance craze turned Parkinson’s app: the story behind Patana AI
The app helps diagnose people with Parkinson’s
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“Exercise is important – but so is exercising the mind and soul”
A platform for creativity in Parkinson’s disease community
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“Not one of my friends realised you could get Parkinson’s disease so young”
Genna Douglas on challenging misconceptions through design
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“This is a condition you have to learn to live with”
What’s it like living with ‘advanced’ Parkinson’s disease?
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The film that’s helping people to process their Parkinson’s disease diagnosis
We speak to director Brett Harvey about his latest project
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“Even Muhammad Ali had a learning curve”
Maryum Ali discusses her father’s Parkinson’s disease
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5 filmmakers on making movies about Parkinson’s disease
From a sports-inspired documentary to a feature on Parkinson’s and punk
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“The darker aspects of Parkinson’s are rarely discussed”
An “open, ruthlessly honest and gritty” film series
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“I do not let Parkinson’s diagnosis define who I am”
We talk to Parkinson's Europe vice president Danny Lavender MBE
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The Covid Chronicles: connecting performers with Parkinson’s disease
Fostering creativity through an online opera project
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“The lockdown has affected people with Parkinson’s in India immensely”
Dr Maria Barretto on how Covid-19 is impacting Parkinson’s community
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Portraits of young onset Parkinson’s
Three women share how Parkinson’s disease has affected their lives
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Pro cyclist to non-profit founder: Davis Phinney on life with Parkinson’s
The Tour de France stage winner talks about living well with Parkinson’s
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The challenges and joys of writing with Parkinson’s
Ireland-based author Kathleen Reardon shares how she’s adapted to keep do
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Dancing with Parkinson’s: “I feel completely changed”
We talk to Parkinson’s campaigner Massimiliano Iachini
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“I struggled to find material about Parkinson’s in Spanish”
Dr Maria De León on breaking down barriers in treatment and research
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“Black individuals don’t get as much time with doctors, studies show”
We hear from Parkinson’s researcher Dayne Beccano-Kelly
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Meet the filmmaker documenting his father’s Parkinson’s journey
Robert Cochrane tells us about his documentary series on Parkinson’s
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Rowing the Atlantic with Parkinson’s has “changed my outlook on life”
We talk to Parkinson’s campaigner Liz Dennett
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“We know so much about Parkinson’s, but so little about people with Parkinson’s”
The book shining a new light on Parkinson’s research
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“Music can take me to a special place in my head that Parkinson’s can’t get to”
Tony Coffey on his experience of Parkinson’s through music
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“Covid-19 will change the NHS forever”
Two UK healthcare professionals with Parkinson’s discuss Covid-19
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Kitty Fitton: “It’s vital that we keep our sense of humour, especially at times like this”
We talk to comedian with Parkinson’s Kitty Fitton
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“It is time for us to act more aggressively to end Parkinson’s”
Four Parkinson’s experts share their plan to end Parkinson’s
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Meet the fashion graduate designing adaptive clothing for people with Parkinson’s
Monika Dugar tells us about her project aiming to improve mobility
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Young onset Parkinson’s: “How I look is not how I feel”
The first in our series profiling Parkinson's Vision 2020 speakers
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Parkinson’s and end-of-life: “I’m not afraid of dying”
Eleonor Högström on end-of-life preparations
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Parkinson’s Portrayed: real stories reflected through art
We meet the creators behind the art project raising awareness for Parkinson
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Capturing life with young onset Parkinson’s
We talk to UK photographer Paul Meyler
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“I’m ready to row, eat, sleep and repeat”
We hear from the woman taking on the Atlantic Ocean
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My Parkinson’s “has got nothing to do with God”
Campaigner Hema Reilly on challenging Parkinson’s stigma
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Meet the 17-year-old inventor “treating Parkinson’s from the root”
Student creates a DNA nanorobot for more targeted Parkinson’s treatment
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Your Parkinson’s tremor printed in 3D
We talk to the creatives behind the Berlin-based campaign
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What’s it like to be a DJ with Parkinson’s?
Tune in for a chat with Radio Parkies' DJ Laura
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“My hopes faded. I was desperately trying to provide for my family”
A window into the world of young-onset Parkinson’s
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Racing around Iceland for Parkinson’s: it’s snow joke
Campaigner John MacPhee shares his highlights from a gruelling 57-hour bike
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The road to Copenhagen: The UK Parkinson’s Football Team
We talk to team captain Charlie Appleyard
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Globetrotting with Parkinson’s: ‘a wonderful world waiting to be explored’
Maura Ward shares her top tips for travelling with Parkinson’s
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New Parkinson’s love story set to hit the big screen
“Love conquers all”
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“I’m trying to be the Stephen Hawking of Parkinson’s”
We talk US rapper with Parkinson’s Walter J Archey III
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Helping others with Parkinson’s ‘filled the gap in my life’
We talk to the founder of Parkinson’s EQUIP
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“I knocked out a tweet and within half an hour my feed was going mad”
We talk to the BBC journalist Rory Cellan-Jones about his diagnosis
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‘My album was an excuse to talk to my mother about Parkinson’s’
Canadian musician Joseph Shabason tells us about his album on Parkinson’s
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Providing free speech therapy for New York’s Parkinson’s community
We talk to student clinician Beata Royzman about speech therapy for Parkins
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A musical exploring young onset Parkinson’s
Writer Julie Walker shares her top tips for people living with young onset
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‘My Dad: his Parkinson’s through my 9-year-old eyes’
We talk to the man who sketches his Parkinson’s symptoms
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‘Parkinson’s can tear couples apart’
Allison Toepperwein and Larry Gifford discuss how Parkinson’s has affecte
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Bill Bucklew on walking 2,500 miles for Parkinson’s
Bill Bucklew tells us why he's not afraid of failure
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“There’s a stigma that if you don’t ‘look sick’ then there is nothing wrong”
Jennifer Parkinson reflects on young-onset Parkinson’s
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Parkinson’s Sidekicks: bridging the intergenerational gap
A US art initiative tackling social isolation in Parkinson’s
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GDNF trial: a miracle cure?
We talk to three participants who appeared in the BBC Two documentary
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The choir improving Parkinson’s symptoms one note at a time
How singing improves Parkinson’s symptoms
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Emma Lawton on her new “bucket list” project
We spoke to Parkinson’s activist Emma Lawton
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Meet our poetry competition runner-up
We catch up with the runner-up in our Parkinson's poetry competition
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“We do not suffer from Parkinson’s, we live with it”
The last in our monthly series profiling WPC2019 bloggers
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Telling the stories behind Parkinson’s
We spoke to the founder of Parkinson’s Story Exchange
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Insight into Parkinson’s: “join us as we make history”
We talk to the founder of the ‘Insight into Parkinson’s’ summit
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Brian Lowe: “Always look on the bright side of life”
The latest in our monthly series profiling WPC2019 bloggers
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World Parkinson Congress: all about the sushi
We talk to Canadian WPC blogger Benjamin Stecher
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The dating diaries: Allison Toepperwein
US blogger Allison Toepperwein talks dating and Parkinson's
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Parkinson’s: the “frenemy” within
We spoke to the creator of ‘When Life Gives You Parkinson’s’
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“Not every day will be a day to create art”
Australian artist Timothy John on how Parkinson’s has impacted his work
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A window into the world of Parkinson’s
We spoke to the creator of ‘The Adventures of an Aspiring Rockstar’
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“I’m just fighting my corner”
The latest in our monthly series profiling WPC2019 bloggers
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Charity Miles: the app “changing the way you see the world”
We talk to the founder of the Charity Miles app
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“Parkinson’s doesn’t know when it’s Christmas”
How singing can help people manage symptoms of Parkinson’s
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Simply having a wonderful Christmas time
Christmas carol composer Harold Chaplin shares his tips for festive season
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“Fear prevents people from living a productive life”
The latest in our monthly series profiling WPC2019 bloggers
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Swimming the English Channel for Parkinson’s
From England to France without a wetsuit
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Chris Mamo: 40,000 steps in 12 hours for Parkinson’s
The fundraiser who didn’t stop running for 12 hours
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Pedalling for Parkinson’s
We talk to the founder of The Bike Box Project in New Bern, North Carolina
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“My next adventure is to concentrate on living”
Robin Buttery: the man behind the 3,600-mile Indian Ocean row
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Fynlee Hateley: the 13-year-old Parkinson’s campaigner
The boy has raised UK £1,000 for the condition
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“Since being diagnosed with Parkinson’s, my world has expanded”
The latest in our monthly series profiling WPC2019 bloggers
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‘A Highbrow Dinner’: medicinal plants, great food and Parkinson’s
An eight-course sensory experience for Parkinson’s
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“I came home, spoke to my wife, and we cried together”
Meet the man using poetry to express his feelings about Parkinson’s
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Alison Anderson: the “cyclopath”
We spoke to the campaigner who cycled 1,000 miles
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“People are capable of so much more than they think”
We talk to Dr Modugno about the centre he directs in Italy
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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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Fighting Fit: tackling Parkinson’s in the workplace
We talk to the founders of a new programme in Buckinghamshire, UK
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“I hope people take away hope and a smile from my blog”
The latest in our monthly series
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“People out there want to help”
The walk raised £37,000
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First Steps: making Parkinson’s “less scary”
The two-day programme is created by people with Parkinson’s, for people w
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Jimmy Choi: why I became an ‘American Ninja Warrior’
We talk to the campaigner who has raised US $250,000 for Parkinson’s
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“There is nothing wrong with my head and I will not be judged by my condition”
The latest in our monthly series
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The man who walked 80km in one day for Parkinson’s
Clint Bauld walked for 24 hours in aid of Parkinson’s
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Crowdfunded Irish feature film shines light on young onset Parkinson’s
We spoke to writer and director Chiara Viale
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World Parkinson Congress 2019 Bloggers: Allison Smith
#WPC2019: We talk to US blogger Allison Smith
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Jessica Mann: writing with Parkinson’s
We talk to the British author about living with Parkinson’s for two decad
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World Parkinson Congress 2019 Bloggers: Kirk Hall
#WPC2019: We talk to American blogger Kirk Hall
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Dog research could lead to detection of the cause of Parkinson’s
We are just a sniff away from finding the molecule for Parkinson’s diseas
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“The biggest compliment I get is when people don’t notice my dog is here”
After seven years of service Tommy can take his retirement
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Watch: an animated story of Parkinson’s
Student Joshua-Gilroy Rossi discusses his Parkinson’s animation
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Meet Parkinson’s Europe vice-president Susanna Lindvall as she gets involved in #UniteForParkinsons 2018
International Women's Day interview special
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Dave Clark: “I’m not going to hide away”
We spoke to sports commentator Dave Clark about living with Parkinson's
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Meet Andy Butler, the man behind Parkinson’s People Facebook group
One of Facebook’s largest independent Parkinson’s groups
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Paul Mayhew-Archer: “laughing at my Parkinson’s”
We spoke to comic legend Paul Mayhew-Archer about his condition
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Comedian Rob Deering on raising nearly £100,000 for Parkinson’s UK
"I’ve run nine marathons to raise money for Parkinson’s"
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The Ray Kennedy Cup: uniting Parkinson’s football teams from across Europe
An interview with Eigil Sabroe, the tournament’s organiser
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Kim Petrie: “How I raised $250,000 for Parkinson’s research”
Kim Petrie tells us how she raised $250,000 to fight Parkinson’s
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Move to the beat: meet Parkinson’s physio behind award-winning mobility app
Giving Parkinson’s patients “the tools to take control”
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John McLean: Parkinson’s has exposed me to new painting techniques
The abstract painter tells us about his Cure3 Exhibition art
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Meet Julie Dodd, director of digital transformation at Parkinson’s UK
“I know many fantastic female leaders in the charity sector”
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Speaking out: Dad with Parkinson’s calls for better access to speech therapy
Documentary raises awareness for Parkinson’s speech therapy
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John Lehr: “I’m inspired by the persistent hope of those living with Parkinson’s”
PDF CEO unveils plans for organisation’s 60th anniversary year
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How I got Damien Hirst to make art for Parkinson’s
Fifty famous contemporary artists are selling art for Parkinson’s
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I hope my Parkinson’s play changes the way doctors deal with diagnosis
How my diagnosis inspired me to write a play about Parkinson’s
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Brian Grant on living with Parkinson’s: “My biggest fear is embarrassing my kids”
How Parkinson’s has changed the relationship he has with his kids
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Dancing with my wife again: Greg Grindley on life one year after Brain Surgery Live
Find out how the man who had DBS live on TV is doing one year on
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Setting a Guinness World Record for Parkinson’s was the proudest moment of my life
105km swim for Parkinson’s verified as new Guinness World Record
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My life at university with Parkinson’s disease
This recent graduate has overcome more than your average student
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Overcoming obstacles: why Parkinson’s won’t stop me competing on Ninja Warrior
Parkinson’s patient hopes to win ‘American Ninja Warrior’
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Flying high: how I raised $22,000 for my dad’s Parkinson’s… by eating chicken wings
From 'The Amazing Race' to fundraising, this student is winning big
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Parkinson’s puppets: award-winning animator wants to portray “more holistic view”
Life beyond diagnosis: learn about the inspiration behind new film
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“I’d be in prison by now if it wasn’t for my Parkinson’s”
Inked: “I might have Parkinson’s but Parkinson’s doesn’t have me”
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Parkinson’s hacks: why the simplest solutions can be the most life-changing
We interview Mileha, the designer who invents life-changing products
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“We want the world to walk with us,” says Parkinson’s Unity Walk leader
2016 Parkinson’s Unity Walk hopes to raise more than US$1.7m
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Radio DJ releases charity album to raise money for Parkinson’s research
Radio DJ brings 16 artists together for Parkinson’s charity album
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Meet the neurologist who unearthed ‘lost’ 1963 video of first Parkinson’s treatments
Dr Marcelo Miranda explains importance of first levodopa trials
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Paint relief: “The joy of painting outshines my Parkinson’s symptoms”
Self-taught artist Walter Reynecke on how painting calms his condition
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Standing tall: the fashion blogger and young onset campaigner who’s back in heels (thanks to DBS)
Tonya Walker, fashion blogger and young onset Parkinson's campaigner
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How these laser-guided shoes keep Parkinson’s patients on their feet
Meet the inventor of a laser-guided shoe for Parkinson’s patients
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Why I set up a Parkinson’s support group that’s just for women
Women-only group openly talks about sexuality & other issues
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Meet the ultra-athlete who clocked up 14,000 miles and $2m for Parkinson’s
Sam Fox: hiking, climbing and biking my way to raising $2m
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How Michael J Fox inspired my fight against Parkinson’s
My inspirational meeting with Michael J Fox
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Why no one should have to face Parkinson’s alone
Flying solo with Parkinson’s? You’re not alone
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Uke-maker vows to finish 1,000 ukuleles in race against Parkinson’s
Meet the man determined to reach life goal of 1,000 ukuleles
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GyroGlove inventor: the inspiration behind our tremor-reducing glove
Meet the creator of a glove that could restore control of hands
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Frozen faces: 15 icy images that show what it’s like to lose control of your expressions
Unmasking the emotions of Parkinson’s
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Olie Westheimer: the visionary behind Dance for PD
Award-winner speaks about her work in Parkinson’s community
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These photos could change the way the world sees Parkinson’s forever
The photographer who's giving Parkinson's a 'total makeover'
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May May Ali: “My father was misdiagnosed for years”
Muhammad Ali's daughter speaks out ahead of US Unity Walk
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Tony Hawks: why laughter may be the best medicine
Comedian Tony Hawks on his work with Cure Parkinson's Trust
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