30 Days of PD: A Heightened Awareness
Photo courtesy of Alan MacKenzie Day 30 of 30 This is Alan MacKenzie’s story: As a 66-year-old, I was sold for most for my life on the idea of retirement. In April…
30 Days of PD
Every day in April, we will feature a story from someone in the Parkinson’s community to mark Parkinson’s Awareness Month. At the end of the month, our goal is to have a collection of stories that represent different perspectives on life with Parkinson’s that help to inspire and empower our readers. Follow along with the series here or visit us on Facebook and Instagram, using the hashtag #30DaysofPD.
April 28, 2022
by
Bionews Staff
30 Days of PD: The Circus That Has Become My Life
Photo courtesy of Lori DePorter Day 28 of 30 This is Lori DePorter’s story: Do you remember the circus? Do they exist anymore? If you can’t find one, come on over to DePorterville.
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April 29, 2022
by Bionews Staff
30 Days of PD: How Parkinson’s Affects the Body’s Dopamine Levels
From left, Brian Reedy and Jimmy Choi. Photo courtesy of Brian Reedy Day 29 of 30 This is Brian Reedy’s story: In the book “To Kill a Mockingbird,” Atticus Finch…
April 27, 2022
by Bionews Staff
30 Days of PD: People With Parkinson’s Disease Are My Leitmotif
Photo courtesy of Maria de los Angeles Bacigalupe Day 27 of 30 This is Maria de los Angeles Bacigalupe’s story: I’ve worked with people with Parkinson’s disease (PWP) since 2002, first as…
April 26, 2022
by Bionews Staff
30 Days of PD: My Father Taught Me That Life Is Precious
Michael Morale (left) and Nick Morale (right). Photo courtesy of Michael Morale Day 26 of 30 This is Michael Morale’s story: On Oct. 10, 2015, my father, Nick Morale, drew his last breath,…
April 25, 2022
by Bionews Staff
30 Days of PD: Learning to Afford Myself Patience and Grace
Photo courtesy of Nikki Louiselle Day 25 of 30 This is Nikki Louiselle’s story: Nearly 4½ years ago, on Nov. 7, 2017, I heard words I was completely unprepared for… words that weren’t…
April 24, 2022
by Bionews Staff
30 Days of PD: My Aunt Is a Living Legend
Victoria Madrigal (left) with a young Jessie M.F. Photo courtesy of Jessie M.F. Day 24 of 30 This is Jessie M.F.’s story: I have 10 aunts, four on the British side of my…
April 23, 2022
by Bionews Staff
30 Days of PD: My Greatest Resource Is the Parkinson’s Community
Photo courtesy of Lynne Sweilem Day 23 of 30 This is Lynne Sweilem’s story: The path my life has taken was a surprise even to me. I was born with a perpetually positive…
April 22, 2022
by Bionews Staff
30 Days of PD: Cycling With Hope, Optimism, and Parkinson’s
Photo courtesy of John Alexander Day 22 of 30 This is John Alexander’s story: Twelve years ago, I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Early on, I heard about the…
April 21, 2022
by Bionews Staff
30 Days of PD: 10 Things Living With Parkinson’s for 10 Years Has Taught Me
Photo courtesy of Cathy Chiaramonte Day 21 of 30 This is Cathy Chiaramonte’s story: My journey with Parkinson’s began one spring day 10 years ago when I (then 53 years old) was at…
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