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Online HOPE Educational: Cannabis & Parkinson's
Friday Oct 30, 2020
Online
Cannabis for Medical Use and Parkinson's Symptoms
In this FREE online HOPE Educational, you'll learn about the potential therapeutic role that cannabis can play in life impacted by Parkinson's. REGISTER HERE!
The Novel Tree is a medically-focused marijuana dispensary featuring WA state-certified medical cannabis consultants.
Friday 10/30/20
11:00 am - 12:00 pm PST
ONLINE
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- We are still here: our direct service to individuals and families affected by Parkinson’s is uninterrupted by the current uncertainties caused by COVID-19.
- We are fully available to assist with personalized resource navigation and support options, and we offer an antidote to social isolation: you are welcome to reach out, even just to say hello and let us know how you are doing. Feel free to contact us at 206.946.6517 or Sarah@NWPF.org
NW Parkinson's wants to ensure that our community is connected to the local, state, region & nationwide resources that can help us understand and protect against public health concerns such as the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
Each state has their own Department of Health and a corresponding website with updates and procedures. Click your state below to read more:
Find helpful answers to common concerns in the Frequently Asked Questions on the U.S. Center for Disease Control's website: Click Here
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Pandemic, the Sequel
Wednesday October 07, 2020
"This brings us to what we people with Parkinson’s can do that nobody else can. We can share the wisdom we have gained in our own struggles with Parkinson's. We can reassure those newly diagnosed that their quality of life, and the way they measure it will change, but not necessarily dramatically for the worse. And we can model healthy Parkinson's coping strategies, that can keep us going for years." Read more from Peter Dunlap-Shohl here!
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