‘Ray of Hope’ wins the Popular Choice Award at the World Parkinson’s Congress 2023 19th July 2023 Christine Jeyachandran’s video ‘Ray of Hope’ won the people’s choice video competition at the World Parkinson’s Congress in early July.…
I have lived overseas for over 10 years and I am a seasoned traveller. These tips come from experiences I had and there is a story behind each one. We don’t have space for each…
It has been 3.5 years in the making. I became an Ambassador in February 2020 and we’ve met bi – monthly with the ambassadors ever since. So it’s surreal that the congress is finally a…
We’re having a fundraiser picnic this coming Saturday 15 April, we’ll provide cake, fruit and other snacks and drinks. Just come to catch up or Donate to shake it up fundraiser. We have removed the…
My video RAY OF HOPE has been short-listed to the World Parkinson Congress VIDEO competition 2023, so I need 4 minutes of your time. I entered the video under the name of the protagonist. RAY…
I started school with my mother as my teacher. I was quick to disappear from the classroom across to the other side of the village when someone knocked on the door. My Mum was the…
A research survey found a significant number of Latin American (Llibre Guerra et al; 2022) people had Parkinson’s Disease symptoms but had NEVER been diagnosed and not had medical or neurological attention. The study didn’t…
I shared with the magazine a few articles. They re-edited into a shorter version/ mix if the two articles. The article online is in the link below. It is nice to be invited to participate…
The sea of candle lights rise and fall, again and again, like the waves on the ocean; occasionally punctuated by us singing Hallelujah, Hallelujah with each lift of our candles. We don’t know the rest…
Peer-Led Advocacy & Lived Experience I have lived with Parkinson’s disease for over a decade, using my personal journey to lead advocacy, influence research priorities, and connect global voices—especially in Spanish-speaking communities. I have delivered…