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 My journey after 4 back surgeries and every procedure available…. Now the Spine cord Stimulator- Failed but not because of

What I have learned from decades of pain and dystonia By Tom Seaman   As I reflect on my 24

My fear that the pain will continue for decades to come….   After four failed back surgery attempts, I am

Dedicated to the entire law enforcement community and Parkinson’s community because we are in this fight together for awareness and hope for

How does MR-guided Focused Ultrasound treat tremors? Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) aids surgeons by providing high-resolution images that offer precise

August 15-17, 2025, at Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, NY.   Join Char Grossman and her team members for an unforgettable

I was once someone who took stability for granted. At 54, life had etched its lessons into my face—each line

On May 23, 2025, it’s happening again: the Women & Parkinson Event! A special day for women with Parkinson’s, centered

When I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2000, I first thought of my three children and of how my diagnosis

Living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) can be challenging, but access to the right knowledge and expert guidance can empower patients,

Today marks 2 years since my diagnosis with Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease. Last year I spent the day reflecting, looking

Not every day is great at Rock Steady, which is a big reason why I love the program. Every day

An individual will seek care in an emergency department, to get immediate relief from what is ailing them. Why does

Living and working with Parkinson’s is a mission. A mission to overcome the challenges and stumbling blocks on the way,

(Powered by the Parkinson Performance Centre) NeuroBallet is a groundbreaking method combining ballet, neuroscience and athletic conditioning. A special program

Will the sky clear up and the sun shine brightly? By Wendy van Wijk-Lugthart (Wendy’s Parkinson Journey) – February 18,

“Music’s ability to heal, to provide a brighter day, to promote physical and mental health, knows no boundaries of language

Michael and Rebecca Whelan met in the summer of 1969, a time when bell-bottoms were all the rage, and the air was

The “Back to the Future” trilogy, directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Michael J. Fox, is one of the most

By Sharon’s Son, George Videos & Messages from many battling PD, Caregivers and Advocates https://www.togetherforsharon.com/pd-warriors-celebrities/   Sports Athletes   Muhammad

I work for Parkinson’s UK (PT) and I retired from my career as a College Tutor a couple of years

Finding balance: Living a fulfilled life with Parkinson’s Disease. By Traci Aday   A Parkinson’s diagnosis can be very overwhelming.

The Heartbreak and Motivation Behind Parkinson’s Advocacy By: Erika Ganong, Vice President, National Parkinsons Institute My journey with Parkinson’s advocacy

Today we saw A Beautiful Noise​ the musical based on the life and music of Neil Diamond​ who is battling Parkinson’s

  An Urgent Call to Action! By Dr George Ackerman (Sharon’s Son) There is an urgent need for PD awareness

I have Parkinson’s disease (PD).  I do not let it run my life.  I will fight it, and I will

Repetition: The Neurological Secret Sauce: We think of repetition as boring. Yet it is crucial for mastering everything. By Stan

Parkinson’s is not a Four-Letter Word By, Margaret Preston, Power Over Parkinson’s   “Parkinson’s” is a word we say every

In 2000, I was diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease (YOPD).  What brought all of this on was I was

Illustrator Barbara Salsberg Mathews, diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2020, is remaking the stereotype image of the old white man going through

Sports: Bowling and Parkinson’s Disease   When we think of sports many times, bowling may not be the first at

Sharon’s son, George 1/1/2020……. I lost my mother, Sharon, due to Parkinson’s disease. I wanted to share my thoughts and

The National Plan to End Parkinson’s Disease. Tracking the beginning, when it became Law and the future! Q & A