Parky loves to climb trees. What tree is this, inside the main concourse at the World Parkinson Congress? It’s an art installation titled “Forging Resilience,” sponsored by the Silver Foundation. From […]
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From the WPC Program Guide James Parkinson’s Special Lecture “Levodopa Over the Last 50 Years – Where We’ve Come and Where We Are Going” Speaker: Dr. John G. Nutt, Professor
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Here are some random snapshots from today’s World Parkinson Congress! A plethora of Parkies to purchase! Right across from the registration area! Each one longing to bring joy to your life!
WPC Photo Roundup – Wednesday! Read More »
Parky and I attended the opening ceremony for the World Parkinson Congress tonight. Here’s a partial rundown (not all my photos came out – shaky hands!). Over 4,500 people from
Opening Ceremony @ World Parkinson Congress! Read More »
If you’re in Portland right now for the World Parkinson Congress *and* you want to work out in a great gym, stroll over to LA Fitness, which is about a
Great Gym Near Oregon Convention Center! Read More »
The NY Times recently published an article written by an incurable insomniac. The writer details her own agonizing sleep problems and mentions all kinds of reasons why some people cannot sleep –
Got Insomnia? You Can Count Sheep Or… Read More »
About a year and a half ago, other World Parkinson Congress Official Bloggers and I compiled this list and I posted it. It went viral, with over 6000 viewers in
What’s It Like Having Parkinson’s Disease? Update! Read More »
In celebration of all things sunny, Parking Suns now features every Sunday a different YouTube music clip about the sun! This week’s sunny entry says “Good Morning!” to everyone attending the World Parkinson
Here are the research questions for which I’ll seek answers when I’m attending the World Parkinson Congress next week in Portland. Do you have your own questions you’d like me
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Every Thursday, as part of my personal “enriched environment” initiative, I post a piece of art, usually from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which recently released online some 400,000 high-resolution
Throwback Thursdays Art Read More »