In a heartfelt tradition that gains strength with each passing year, families and (individuals) like broadcast journalist, Saphia Khambalia gather … Read More
Uniting hearts and pedals at the Growling Beaver Brevet
Nestled in the scenic Beaver Valley, an extraordinary event unfolds each year. Merging a passion for cycling with a dedication … Read More
Endless Devotion: A Journey Through Parkinson’s Together
In the quiet corners of life, where love and devotion shine brighter than adversity, a remarkable journey unfolds – between … Read More
World Brain Day: 5 Simple Steps for Nurturing Brain Health
World Brain Day, led by the World Federation of Neurology, is a momentous global initiative observed every July 22. With … Read More
Summer activities for living well with Parkinson’s
As the sun shines and the temperatures rise, it’s time to embrace the spirit of summer and discover new activities … Read More
Manon Day: Redefining Parkinson’s
Manon’s first symptoms appeared when she was only 17 years old. She experienced a range of symptoms including fainting spells, … Read More
Ian Robertson is staying positive with blogs, songs and movement
Ian Robertson is a man who understands the importance of staying positive. Living in Broderick, Saskatchewan with his family, Ian … Read More
Healing through the lens
As a caregiver for her sister with Parkinson’s, Steen (Christina) Starr’s journey was not just a physical task but a … Read More
Parkinson’s impacts young people too
Manon Day is a remarkable young black woman who has been experiencing Young Onset Parkinson’s disease (YOPD) since her late … Read More
Care partner’s guide to Parkinson’s: Tips for providing the best care
Parkinson’s can be challenging to manage, not just for the person affected by it, but also for caregivers. Here are … Read More