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Whispers on the Run
Friday August 24, 2018
Tea with Terry
Wednesday August 08, 2018
Terry recommends the "pause and pour" approach to life; tea is just one way to take time and enjoy it all, hot or iced. Read the essentials to Terry's tea ceremony.
Read ArticleWelcome to The Weekly!
Monday August 06, 2018
Executive Director Melissa Tribelhorn introduces "The Weekly": each Tuesday, we share our online newsletter with the wide and dynamic Parkinson's community, featuring the latest in research and in the lives of those affected by Parkinson's. Melissa also thanks the region for participating in Walk for Parkinson's 2018, one of our awesome events that makes programs like "The Weekly" possible!
Sign up for our online newsletter on the top right of our home page, nwpf.org!
Read ArticleNever Stop Learning: an Astrophotographer's Approach
Wednesday August 01, 2018
"Astrophotography - a specialized type of photography of astronomical objects, celestial events, and areas of the night sky".
Bill Clugston is an avid learner and photographer—particularly of the stars. He approaches life with Parkinson's as he does astrophotography: never stop learning.
Read ArticlePathway to Picnic Perfection
Friday July 20, 2018
"When you have to slow down, take advantage of it," Terry Harrigan writes in this guide to picnicking with Parkinson's.
"Picnic! The word conjures up happy memories of al fresco noshing with friends and family. What better way to enjoy the glory of summer in the Pacific Northwest!"
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Care Cat
Friday July 13, 2018
"It is not unusual for people with Parkinson's have a care partner—a family member or friend who is there to provide support. My situation is a little different. I have a care cat." -Terry Harrigan
Read Article"We'll Never Leave Anybody Behind"
Monday July 09, 2018
An interview with Carlton Langdon: father, veteran, and support group leader of the American Lake VA for vets with Parkinson's.
Read ArticleParkinson's Pete Reviews "The Highest Tide"
Friday July 06, 2018
Parkinson's Pete reviews "The Highest Tide", a unique novel by Pacific Northwest author Jim Lynch.
Read ArticleThe Ballard Wave
Wednesday June 27, 2018
Seattle is a rapidly changing city; living with Parkinson's can provide a unique perspective on urban nuances. In light of this, a long-time resident of Seattle's Ballard neighborhood, Terry Harrigan, recommends the revival of her local custom: the Ballard Wave.
Read ArticleParkinson's Pete Reviews "I Give My Eyes" by Brian Peterson
Friday June 22, 2018
In this review of Brain H. Peterson's "I Give My Eyes", Parkinson's Pete focuses on the author's eloquent and frank writing of his experience with Parkinson's.
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