What an early Christmas present for those coming home for holidays on December 6th! Our very own Perpetual Motion choir was there to greet them with a melody of Carols. A big thank you to Cork Airport for giving us a platform to perform and to fundraise and raise awareness of Parkinson’s. We were extremely lucky to have two little elves from Santa helping us with the collection buckets and who could resist them!
This was our last chance before the summer recess to get our TDs and Senators to put pressure on the Cork/Kerry HSE budget setters to make sure that the specialist nurses promised are in this year’s budget submission, particularly those for CUH. It was such a pleasure and a huge boost when our fellow PD…
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Like many people I didn’t know much about Parkinson’s disease until a very dear friend of our family was diagnosed with it. I was very surprised to learn just how many different aspects there are to the disease and how no two people will exhibit the same symptoms or follow the same path. In addition…
Tonight, February 14th at 9.00 pm there is a webinar on the PD laser care device which we have discussed a few times on calls. This is for clinicians but Mark is happy for us to listen in. I will certainly be there. If you are interested in getting the device after the call, email…
#PD Rebel Runners are now officially entered into the Marathon as a team. So far we have Jerome Maume representing Young Parkinson’s, Brid McAuliffe representing Carers, Tony Wilkinson’s representing the Wibbly Wobblies and a number of other people in the medical, research, physiotherapy and other supporting roles running under the banner. We have worked closely…
I had the honour of accompanying John & Margaret Curtin yesterday to John’s former employer DDW Colour. There were two reasons for the presentation, first to mark John’s retirement from the company where he had served for a number of years and to this day is sadly missed and is still held in high regard. This brings me on to…
