YOUNG ONSET PARKINSON’S IS REALLY DIFFERENT — INTERVIEW WITH DR. BART POST
- Humans touched by Parkinson’s / Living with Parkinson’s / Research Find out how Young Onset Parkinson’s differs in terms of causes, symptoms, treatments and progression.
Living with Parkinson’s
Neurology experts write children’s book about Parkinson’s, its symptoms and treatments
- Living with Parkinson’s Discover why Deep Brain Stimulation specialists, Alexandra Boogers and Tine Van Bogaert, wanted to explain Parkinson’s to children.
‘I had to learn to listen.’ Anne-Marie shares lessons she has learned since Patrick’s Parkinson’s diagnosis.
- Living with Parkinson’s Find out how journaling, boosting her own energy and helping find a cure are just some of the ways Anne-Marie copes with the impact of her husband’s Parkinson’s disease.
Dreaming … for Real!
- Living with Parkinson’s Read how Patrick’s post-op dream reveals truths about his life with Parkinson’s and his hopes for the future.
Magali talks about her Parkinson’s on social media
- Living with Parkinson’s Mother of three, Magali describes the difficulties she experiences and the positive mindset she has chosen.
A triathlon after 18 years with Parkinson’s disease : Possible? Oh, yes!
- Living with Parkinson’s Follow along with Patrick’s ‘Distance Olympic Indoor Triathlon’ challenge.
Patrick Demoucelle sets himself a triathlon challenge
- Living with Parkinson’s Patrick Demoucelle, 58, will take on an incredible challenge ahead of World Parkinson’s Day. Find out more.
“Parkinson’s is not a death sentence, it is a life sentence.” – Jean-Francois Caillol talks about living with Parkinson’s disease
- Living with Parkinson’s Find out what Jean-Francois has learned over the past 10 years since his diagnosis and the strategies he uses to cope.
Living with Parkinson’s Disease: Sleep
- Living with Parkinson’s Sleep problems are widespread. Discover tips for improving the quality of your sleep
Living with Parkinson’s Disease: Mental Wellbeing
- Living with Parkinson’s Some tips on coping mentally and emotionally with the impact of Parkinson’s disease