There’s been a lot of talk lately amongst some of the Parkinson’s community about climbing mountains. Recently, a group of people, which included our own Judy, climbed Mt. Washington in New Hampshire in order to raise funds and awareness in an effort to find a cure for both PD and Alzheimer’s disease. You have to ... ...
Poem for the Army of Change as they climb Mt. Washington 7/31/10 written by Judy In10city and Jeanette Jett NOTE: The Army of Change is a group of people who participate in activities-like climbing a mountain-to raise awareness and money for research to facilitate a cure for Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease. Jeanette is from Washington ... ...
Since this is April and Parkinson’s Awareness month, I have had an inspiration regarding my “intensity” for finding a cure for Parkinson’s disease and how I might tell others how they can become “in”-volved in the cure for it and Alzheimer’s disease. First, my intensity is intentional and it is indicative of a person wanting ... ...
It was a year ago exactly, that I was surfing the net and came across a group of regular people that caught my attention. I didn’t know anything about them, but I was intrigued when I discovered what they were up to. They call themselves the Regulars. For those of you not familiar with this ... ...
Dear Enzo, my friend, I write this to you but many parts also apply to all The Regulars. The hand written copy of this note on the back may be hard to read but it is done with a purpose. The effort and time it takes me with PD to write this note takes a ... ...
I am excited to introduce you to Lori Saviers, another member of “The Regulars”. You’ll remember that I was able to meet Strong Feather Eileen of the Regulars , and recently I have had the opportunity to chat with Lori on Facebook. I asked her if she would let me interview her so that we ... ...
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