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How far I have come!

How far I have come! I invited my new friend with Parkinson’s disease join me in the gymnastics class I am attending. It was a real eye-opener. The coach took it easy on her but… 

Note to a younger me

Notes to a younger me Sometimes I  wonder what would I have done differently if I could go back to 18 or even 30.  I don’t have too many regrets. If you forced me to… 

Bad news brings good news

A few months ago a lady, lets call her Priscila, noticed my shaking hand and one day messaged me that she too had Parkinson’s disease. Very sad news indeed. She was very stressed about it… 

Back to the beginning of my PD story

This is what I wrote back in April of 2014 a few months after we found out I had Parkinson’s disease (January 13th). Christine’s Health – April 2014 It will come as quite a shock… 

Why “Live Life to the Fullest”

Why “Live life to the Fullest”. My life is full: In my work, with my family, exercising, volunteering for the kids sporting clubs and church. It is easy to get lost in the FULL life… 

Why Blog?

Do people really want to listen to my ramblings about Parkinson’s Disease? Only time will tell but recently the #uniteforparkinsons campaign invited the disease suffers to make a video of their experience with Parkinson’s Disease.… 

Videos

Christine Jeyachandran: 9 years ago at age 37, Christine was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in Peru where she lived until recently. It started with a slight tremble, weak fingers and led to left foot dragging… 

Who am I? ¿Quien soy yo?

CHRISTINE JEYACHANDRAN Public Speaker and Advocate and World Parkinson Congress Ambassador WPC2022/3Masters, Public Health, University of New South Wales (2020- 2022). Masters, International and Community Development Deakin University (2004)Graduate Diploma in Divinity (2008), Australian College…