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• Parkinsons Fitness Class | Classes Workshops Continuing Education - Rutland Herald November 11, 2018 Parkinsons Fitness Class | Classes Workshops Continuing Education  Rutland HeraldFitness classes for patients with Parkinson's disease. Wednesdays noon.
• Norman V. Brown Sr | Obituaries - Rutland Herald March 12, 2019 Norman V. Brown Sr | Obituaries  Rutland HeraldNorman V. Brown Sr. WELLS - Norman V. Brown Sr. , 76 of Wells died Friday morning March 8, 2019 in Benson after a long battle with Parkinson's Disease.
• Parkinson's Exercise Class | Calendar - Rutland Herald March 25, 2019 Parkinson's Exercise Class | Calendar  Rutland HeraldFocuses on a variety of different areas such as posture, strength, balance and cognition to help combat the disease. The first class is free.
• Carol A. Kuiken | Obituaries - Rutland Herald March 27, 2019 Carol A. Kuiken | Obituaries  Rutland HeraldCarol A. Kuiken LAKE BOMOSEEN — Carol Ann (Yskamp) Kuiken, 78, of Hawthorne, NJ, and Lake Bomoseen, passed away on March 21, 2019, with her ...
• Victor Reuben Swenson | Obituaries - Rutland Herald August 6, 2019 Victor Reuben Swenson | Obituaries  Rutland HeraldVictor Reuben Swenson BURLINGTON — Victor R. Swenson, the founding Executive Director of the Vermont Humanities Council, passed away at home on July ...
• Parkinson's research funding | Letters - Rutland Herald September 17, 2019 Parkinson's research funding | Letters  Rutland HeraldI am writing to express my thanks to the offices of Sens. Bernie Sanders, Patrick Leahy and especially to Congressman Peter Welch for taking time out of their ...
• 'Brothers in Art': Friends hold joint exhibit at Compass School - Rutland Herald November 2, 2019 'Brothers in Art': Friends hold joint exhibit at Compass School  Rutland Herald
• What Really Matters October 9, 2019 What really matters when it comes down to a successful program of recovery?  What needs to happen to celebrate a reversal of neurological symptoms? Results of a Parkinsons Recovery survey answer these questions. What survey you ask? In September I sent out a one question survey to members of the global Parkinsons Recovery audience. The … Continue reading What Really…
• What Really Matters December 12, 2019 What really matters when it comes down to a successful program of recovery?  What needs to happen to celebrate a reversal of neurological symptoms? Results of a Parkinsons Recovery survey answer these questions. What survey you ask? In September 2019 I sent out a one question survey to members of the global Parkinsons Recovery audience. … Continue reading What Really…
• The Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland committee raise over £40,000 for The Cure Parkinson's Trust December 20, 2018 This year the Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland committees have come together and raised over £40,000 in support of The Cure Parkinson’s Trust (CPT). Over the year the three committees have hosted a range of wonderful events from a Classic Cars open day to an inspiring garden talk by gardening expert Susie Pasley-Tyler. One of their biggest events was an opera…
• The Belvoir Castle Charity Clay Shoot June 28, 2018 Pictured above: CPT’s Deputy CEO Helen Matthews with The Duchess of Rutland The Cure Parkinson’s Trust (CPT) was delighted to have been chosen as one of the beneficiary charity’s for the annual Charity Clay Shoot, which took place at Belvoir Castle in Leicestershire on Thursday 3rd May 2018, raising a fantastic £27,000 for CPT. The day began with a warm welcome…
• The Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland committee raise over £40,000 for The Cure Parkinson's Trust June 20, 2019 This year the Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland committees have come together and raised over £40,000 in support of The Cure Parkinson’s Trust (CPT). Over the year the three committees have hosted a range of wonderful events from a Classic Cars open day to an inspiring garden talk by gardening expert Susie Pasley-Tyler. One of their biggest events was an opera…
• The Belvoir Castle Charity Clay Shoot June 28, 2018 Pictured above: CPT’s Deputy CEO Helen Matthews with The Duchess of Rutland The Cure Parkinson’s Trust (CPT) was delighted to have been chosen as one of the beneficiary charity’s for the annual Charity Clay Shoot, which took place at Belvoir Castle in Leicestershire on Thursday 3rd May 2018, raising a fantastic £27,000 for CPT. The day began with a warm welcome…
• The Leicestershire Committee Virtual Christmas Market November 19, 2020 The Cure Parkinson’s Trust (CPT) is delighted to announce that friends and long-term supporters from the Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland Committee are holding a virtual Christmas Market to raise funds for our ground-breaking Parkinson’s research. The virtual market allows shoppers to place bids on a spectacular array of Christmas gifts, including delicious mince pies, holly wreaths, beautiful silk scarfs and…
• Pedaling for Parkinson's benefits patients at Decatur Family YMCA - Herald & Review May 7, 2018 Herald & ReviewPedaling for Parkinson's benefits patients at Decatur Family YMCAHerald & ReviewPersonal trainer Penny Butts records David Stewart's heart rate and repetitions per minute during the Pedaling for Parkinson's program session at the Decatur Family YMCA Friday. Exercise can slow the progression of Parkinson's. JIM BOWLING, HERALD ...
• When You’re Living with Parkinson’s Disease, Kindness Matters March 12, 2019 “You will never know what someone is dealing with behind closed doors. No matter how happy someone looks, how loud their laugh is, how big their smile is, there can still be a level of hurt that is indescribable. So be kind. Even when others are not, choose to be kind.” —Author unknown, via 3am Thoughts Facebook page What was my mindset?…
• Workout Wednesday: 'Movement Matters' improving lives of Parkinson's Disease patients - www.brproud.com November 15, 2018 www.brproud.comWorkout Wednesday: 'Movement Matters' improving lives of Parkinson's Disease patientswww.brproud.comBATON ROUGE, LA (LOCAL33) (FOX44) - The YMCA is improving the lives of Parkinson's patients with 'Movement Matters' exercise class. If you have been at the Southside YMCA on Tuesdays and Thursdays around 11:00 a.m. you've probably seen the ...
• 2019 Parkinson’s Awareness Month- 12 Rules of Life With Exercise April 5, 2019 “If we could give every individual the right amount of nourishment and exercise, not too little and not too much, we would have found the safest way to health.” Hippocrates “Patients should have rest, food, fresh air, and exercise – the quadrangle of health.” William Osler Introduction: April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month. I am convinced of the benefit of exercise…
• Pedaling for Parkinson's benefits patients at Decatur YMCA - Herald & Review May 5, 2018 Herald & ReviewPedaling for Parkinson's benefits patients at Decatur YMCAHerald & ReviewAccording to Collins, balance is a Parkinson's symptom that has difficulty responding to medication. Exercise delays the advancement of the disease and helps with balance. Other helpful activities include yoga and boxing. Collins has found patients who ...
• Cabell Huntington, YMCA help fight Parkinson's with Rock Steady Boxing - Huntington Herald Dispatch July 31, 2018 Huntington Herald DispatchCabell Huntington, YMCA help fight Parkinson's with Rock Steady BoxingHuntington Herald DispatchMore than 60,000 Americans are diagnosed with Parkinson's disease each year, and although there is no cure, the Rock Steady Boxing method, a workout program designed to reduce symptoms of Parkinson's disease, is helping patients "live well with ...
• Life hangs in the balance for Parkinson's patients - Newnan Times-Herald September 5, 2018 Newnan Times-HeraldLife hangs in the balance for Parkinson's patientsNewnan Times-Herald“One thing I learned right away is how exercise can help people with Parkinson's disease,” she said. “I go to the Piedmont Newnan Fitness Center two days a week and the Carnegie Library two days a week for exercise classes. I also ride a recumbent bike ...
• Tai chi helping Parkinson's patients regain balance, coordination - Newnan Times-Herald November 7, 2018 Newnan Times-HeraldTai chi helping Parkinson's patients regain balance, coordinationNewnan Times-HeraldTai chi is becoming a new favorite exercise among Parkinson's patients like Larry Bergeson of Newnan. “I've had two trial lessons,” he said. “Tai chi is great for learning movement and balance. As a person affected by Parkinson's disease, both movement ...