Planned on all-out Parkinson’s jailbreak. Instead got more like a rogue circus. But Polly had a good time, so all is well!

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Enjoyed my conversation about lack of medication access, the broken healthcare system, fear, motivation, belief, and why good mental health is critical with Parkinson’s.

Our Parkinson’s organizations, God love ‘em, are in perpetual fundraising mode. Not once have I heard any one of them stand up and demand the $ we have be spent more efficiently. The waste is incomprehensible and the patient community stands alone.

I’ve been talking about this overlap for years. Come on in and have a seat. Let me show you some things. youtu.be/N2weBeNUvs8?si…

There’s almost always a way. You might really have to want it. Or need it. Setting your heart, mind and soul to a task, to every task, is yes, a superpower.

Pappworth believed as I do that medicine is best taught on the wards and in the clinic. He was keen on a ‘wide-angled lens’ and photography He didn’t just imitate a funny walk he explained it

I have many loves: my kids, baseball, nature, music, challenge… and they’re all right here. How the F*** can Parkinson’s compete with that? PD I don’t love. But the constant opportunities to use ❤️against it, I do.

Mind/body once again. But don’t forget heart/soul. Align it all. Neurology will not.

Red Beard. Watch it. You’re very welcome.

The ability to extract everything of use and diminish that preventing it… i’m in love with learning it and and seeing other develop it.

The best nonprofit I’ve ever seen is for Parkinson’s in Uganda. But the wonderful founder is now battling cancer on the heels of her spouse doing same. It’s not looking good for the org or its ppl. I’m shooting 3s all night in hopes of $10 donations. 🙏parkinsonssibuko.org

Session 2 recap of all-nighter to raise funds for Parkinson’s in Uganda. The Corner. It’s going to get ugly, but that’s Parkinson’s. It’s ugly in places like Uganda that we can’t even imagine.

Neurology/neuroscience is failing its most fundamental objectives: disease understanding and access to treatment. Please allow me to demonstrate/explain…