Showcasing A Year of Resilience: Through Betty’s Story
Throughout the year, you’ve voiced the importance of showing people with Parkinson’s that they’re not alone, along with the need … Read More
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Throughout the year, you’ve voiced the importance of showing people with Parkinson’s that they’re not alone, along with the need … Read More
As news of the pandemic started to become clear early in the year, we knew that the anxiety sweeping the nation was also sweeping … Read More
When Dawn Crandell talks about her dad, Gordon, you can hear the love and admiration in every word. “He was … Read More
“It was the best thing I ever did” is how Roberta describes attending a Parkinson Canada workshop shortly after she … Read More
Carol Brown dedicated her adult life to helping improve the lives of others, especially children. Soon after her second child … Read More
Every day those living with Parkinson’s fight for better living, for a cure. Today on Remembrance Day, we honour the … Read More
Dulcie Webb is a Calgarian at heart but has lived in Cochrane for nearly 40 years. A mother of two … Read More
When life gives you Parkinson’s, what comes next? It’s a question Larry Gifford asked himself after his own diagnosis as … Read More
The Growling Beaver Brevet, one of Canada’s most celebrated Parkinson’s rides, was hosted in support of Parkinson Canada this year. … Read More
At first, Bev Lavender thought she might have carpal tunnel syndrome. While working on the computer her hand would freeze … Read More