This week it became official: Ping-Pong Parkinson, which meets weekly at the Westchester Table Tennis Center (WTTC) in Pleasantville, NY, is now a 501(c)(3) organization – i.e., a public charity. […]
Pleasantville’s Ping-Pong Parkinson Becomes Official! Read More »
A recent report in the NY Times warns that people with electrodes implanted in their brain should be especially careful during thunderstorms, because if lightning strikes your building, you may
Got DBS? Watch Out for Thunderstorms! Read More »
The World Parkinson Congress will meet next year in Kyoto, Japan. But they are holding a video competition, open to anyone affected by Parkinson’s (Parkies, care givers, doctors, researchers, family
Announcing: 5th World Parkinson Congress Video Competition! Read More »
The three women above are coordinating a special art project for next year’s World Parkinson Congress in Kyoto, Japan, and they seek your help! They are going to fold 10,000
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Yesterday was the Parkinson’s Unity Walk in New York’s Central Park. Did we go? Do you even have to ask? We rode the train down the Hudson River to Manhattan.
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The World Parkinson Congress is holding a song competition! You can either write an entirely new song (music + lyrics), or create new lyrics for an already written song (“The
Announcing: The World Parkinson Congress Song Competition! Read More »
The Parkinson’s Unity Walk will take place this upcoming Saturday, April 28, in New York’s Central Park. For all the details, or to make a donation, click to the 2018
Get Ready for the Parkinson’s Unity Walk! Read More »
Sheryl Jedlinski, one of the 2016 World Parkinson Congress‘s official bloggers, just published the humorous book, Parkinson’s? You’re Kidding Me, Right? You can get it on Amazon or wherever finer goods are
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A company called My Therapy offers a free app to help you keep track of when you should take your pills, when you have doctor appointments, and how often you’re getting
Guest Post: Free App to Keep Track of Your PD Read More »
In Honor of World Parkinson’s Day…. I live north of New York City, but most of my doctors are in Manhattan. When riding the train to Manhattan, I use the
Six Years with Parkinson’s Disease: Status Update Read More »