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Eryn House, Cooking, Adaptation, and the Stubborn Art of Staying Independent
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Eryn House, Cooking, Adaptation, and the Stubborn Art of Staying Independent

Eryn House is an author living off-grid in the Sierra foothills with Parkinson’s disease. She writes adaptive cookbooks and shares the honest, funny, and…

August 5, 2026
Hannah Komarov, The Young Mom Next Door with Parkinson’s: Redefining What Illness Looks Like
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Hannah Komarov, The Young Mom Next Door with Parkinson’s: Redefining What Illness Looks Like

I started out as the founder of Hedgehog Hannah (animal conservation educator), then became a preschool teacher, and later a 20-year-old paramedic student with…

August 5, 2026
Jennifer Strong, Science with Purpose
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Jennifer Strong, Science with Purpose

My path into neuroscience was nontraditional, and I returned to school after working for several years to pursue a career in research. During my…

July 31, 2026
Jonny Trumble, From Patient to Practitioner: Turning a Parkinson’s Diagnosis into Purpose
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Jonny Trumble, From Patient to Practitioner: Turning a Parkinson’s Diagnosis into Purpose

I’m an Advanced Practice Physiotherapist in the NHS in the United Kingdom with over 25 years of experience specializing in musculoskeletal care. In 2026,…

July 29, 2026
An interview with Beth Statkus, NeuroFiber: The Push for Gut: Brain Health Advocacy
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An interview with Beth Statkus, NeuroFiber: The Push for Gut: Brain Health Advocacy

I’m a food scientist by training and have spent my career (20+) years in Research & Development leading science & innovation for large food…

July 28, 2026
Brittany Letterman: Parkinson’s Does not Define Me—and It Never Will
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Brittany Letterman: Parkinson’s Does not Define Me—and It Never Will

I am 42 years old and was diagnosed with young-onset Parkinson’s disease at age 36 after first noticing a finger tremor in March 2020.…

July 27, 2026
Charlotte Allen: A Life Lived Loudly: Advocacy Through Experience
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Charlotte Allen: A Life Lived Loudly: Advocacy Through Experience

I’m Charlotte, founder of MYBOT, living with Parkinson’s for 23 years and working to bring lived experience into the center of care, research, and…

July 26, 2026
Katrina Miller: Living with Parkinson’s, Not Defined by It.
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Katrina Miller: Living with Parkinson’s, Not Defined by It.

My name is Katrina. I’m a retired elementary school teacher, a wife of nearly four decades, a mom, grandmother, Christian, and creator. I was…

July 24, 2026
Kelsey Enright: More Than My Diagnosis: A Young Mom Finding Her Voice Through Parkinson’s
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Kelsey Enright: More Than My Diagnosis: A Young Mom Finding Her Voice Through Parkinson’s

Kelsey Enright: More Than My Diagnosis: A Young Mom Finding Her Voice Through Parkinson’s Please tell me a little about your background. I’m Kelsey,…

July 12, 2026
Vy Dang: Movement Is Medicine: Advocacy, Education, and Hope for Parkinson’s
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Vy Dang: Movement Is Medicine: Advocacy, Education, and Hope for Parkinson’s

Vy Dang is a Doctor of Physical Therapy based in Texas with a strong clinical interest in neurologic rehabilitation, movement disorders, and Parkinson’s disease.…

June 13, 2026