A possible breakthrough in PD treatment, Boxing and more

A few posts from the Parkinson’s Action Network.

Did you know that there is a Congressional Caucus on Parkinson’s?  The Congressional Caucus on Parkinson’s Disease was created to educate Members of Congress about Parkinson’s disease issues and to inform them and their staff about the latest developments in Parkinson’s research and care.  Led by its Co-Chairs, more than 150 members of the Congressional Caucus on Parkinson’s Disease work together to support the needs of our community in the hopes of finding better treatments and a cure for Parkinson’s.  They are our champions, and we are grateful for their commitment and dedication.    To find out if your Congressperson is on the list, go to http://parkinsonsaction.org/our-work/congressional-caucus/caucus-list-2/

Contact your Members of Congress today and ask them to show support for the Parkinson’s community by joining the Congressional Caucus on Parkinson’s Disease – or just take a minute to say thank you! Take action!

Exciting News!!!!!

Researchers in Singapore, working with Harvard University, have found that anti-Malaria drugs may have the ability to improve the lives of those of us with PD.  Read on:  http://www.cnbc.com/2015/07/15/potential-parkinsons-cure-unveiled.html

And finally, a video from Rock Steady Boxing in San Francisco.  For those of you who have not tried Boxing yet, what are you waiting for?  And to the women in Los Angeles, why aren’t you joining me at boxing at BoxNBurn in Santa Monica?  It is fun and an incredible workout.  (http://abcnews.go.com/WNT/video/parkinsons-disease-sufferers-fight-reclaim-lives-boxing-therapy-32405175)

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A Note To My Readers


I love to see your comments and get your emails as we share our collective experiences. But based on a couple of private questions from some of you, remember, I am just a lay person and a patient like the rest of you. For medical and similar advice, you need to talk to your own doctor

Twitchy Woman

Twitchy Women partners with the Parkinson’s Wellness Fund to ensure we have the resources to offer peer support for women with Parkinson’s.