Janice Horn inspires others living with Parkinson’s to realize the benefits of taking up art. She is just one of … Read More
Pedaling For Parkinson’s – Lanny’s Reasons to Ride
Lanny Thomas’ positivity and drive shine through within minutes of meeting him — it’s no surprise he was the top … Read More
Daughters biking to make a difference
Leah Paukstaitis and Claire Dreidger have a lot in common. They’ve been friends for many years, are both first year … Read More
“Thanks to deep brain stimulation, I got my husband back.”
Sadia Bacchus and her husband Manzil have been married for 43 years, meeting shortly after his migration from Guyana to … Read More
A Mother’s Reflections: Pregnancy and Young Onset Parkinson’s
Earlier this month, Mother’s Day was celebrated across the country. On that day, countless women who form part of the … Read More
Dr. Harold Robertson spent years studying a disease he didn’t know he had
Every day 25 Canadians are diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. In 2015, Dr. Harold (Harry) Robertson was one of them, but … Read More
“I think he thought it was just in my mind” – a young man’s struggle to confirm a diagnosis of Parkinson’s
Bryce Perry’s grandmother passed away just before his 40th birthday. She was 83-years-old, and had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s 10 … Read More
Parkinson Awareness Month Resilience Webinar: Participant Stories
Join Tim Hague Sr. on April 29th at 1pm ET for his personal keynote on resilience and for stories that … Read More
The Big Picture: How photographer Gerald Markhoff successfully managed his Parkinson’s symptoms
In today’s connected world where a growing number of people have access to a camera, more and more people can … Read More
Canadian Open Parkinson Network: Eleanor’s Story
Fifteen years ago, Dr. Eleanor Johnston noticed a sight tremor in her right hand and thought nothing of it. When … Read More