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• [Video] How Service Dogs Can Support People with Parkinson’s November 6, 2020 Service dogs, specifically trained to perform tasks that assist people living with physical challenges, help improve their human companion’s independence and well-being in numerous ways. Service dogs make especially valuable pets for people with Parkinson’s. They prompt people to exercise more, feel less lonely, and experience fewer instances of freezing and falling. Parkinson’s service dogs can also retrieve and carry objects, enhance…
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• Martin Wishart: a Parkinson’s-friendly Christmas meal December 19, 2019 Scottish Michelin star chef Martin Wishart is currently sailing 3,500 miles across the Atlantic Ocean to raise £40,000 for Parkinson’s research – and celebrate the 20th anniversary of the opening of his Edinburgh restaurant. To mark the occasion, Martin – whose mother lives with Parkinson’s – shares a luxury three-course Christmas recipe which is bursting with nutrition and easy-to-chew First…
• How to Work Full Time & Live Well with Parkinson’s September 17, 2020 One of the most common challenges people with Parkinson’s face is balancing treatment with everyday activities and responsibilities. Exercising, going to medical appointments, attending support groups, focusing on your mental health, and all the other necessities that help you live well with Parkinson’s require a lot of time and energy. For people working when diagnosed, finding a way to balance these demands with their career responsibilities can seem impossible.    A member of our community…
• Here’s Why You Should Consider Getting a Dog February 5, 2020 I’m notorious for attempting to convince everyone in my life to get a dog. I love the furry animals, but I often travel or am in places that aren’t particularly dog-friendly. So my latest mission is to convince my dad to get a dog. Could having a well-trained dog, such as a service dog or an emotional support dog, benefit…
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• What You Need to Know about Cycling with Parkinson’s September 15, 2020 So, you want to ride a bike? That’s fabulous! We’re behind you all the way. But we also want to make sure you stay safe and healthy while doing so. So, whether you’re about to take your first or fiftieth ride since your Parkinson’s diagnosis, here’s what you need to know.  #1 – Cycling is good for you  Research shows that people with Parkinson’s experience significant benefits from pushing pedals on…
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• Life with Dempsey, My Parkinson’s Service Dog February 5, 2018 Written by Brian Reedy Since I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s seven years ago, I’ve learned that one of the most important assets to have along this path is a great care team. And fortunately I have one. I have great doctors, supportive family and friends and my amazing wife who has been by my side every step of the way.…
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• Acorda Therapeutics Debuts Art Exhibition Inspired by People with Parkinson's at the 5th World Parkinson Congress - Business Wire June 3, 2019 Acorda Therapeutics Debuts Art Exhibition Inspired by People with Parkinson's at the 5th World Parkinson Congress  Business WireAcorda Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: ACOR) today announced that it will debut an art gallery inspired by people with Parkinson's (PwP) at the 5th World.
• Am I being unreasonable? November 16, 2018 Friday 16 November 2018If you’re feeling a bit down and need a quick pick-me-up, you could do worse than browse the discussion threads on mumsnet for a while.I’m not talking about the posts on pregnancy or breast feeding or dealing with toddlers. I’m talking about the “other” section. The most popular category on mumsnet is AIBU, for Am I Being…
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