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Real Talk from Patients

Members of The Michael J. Fox Foundation community share their experiences with Parkinson's.


  • WATCH NOW: Athlete with Parkinson's Jimmy Choi Becomes an American Ninja Warrior

    Jimmy Choi is a Team Fox MVP who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease at 27. Watch as he takes on his latest challenge -- the American Ninja Warrior obstacle course.
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  • Loss of Motivation and 'The 8 Disciplines of a Parkinson's Patient'

    Loss of Motivation and 'The 8 Disciplines of a Parkinson's Patient'

    Guest blogger Stephen Bergenholtz shares how he made adjustments in his lifestyle and mindset to overcome the loss of motivation associated with his Parkinson's.
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  • Participating in Studies Gives One a Sense of Power

    'Participating in Studies Gives One a Sense of Power'

    Sue Lifschiz of Santa Rosa, California was diagnosed with PD in 2002. She joined PPMI to find a biomarker for earlier diagnosis and better disease tracking.
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  • Five Reasons to Be at the 2017 Parkinson's Unity Walk

    Five Reasons to Be at the 2017 Parkinson's Unity Walk

    The Parkinson's Unity Walk committee lists their top five reasons to join the fun for this year’s Walk. Register to walk today and follow the progress with #PUW2017!
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  • Overcoming Barriers to Parkinson’s Care: My Story

    Overcoming Barriers to Parkinson’s Care: My Story

    Guest blogger Lisa Holloway shares her difficult journey to getting the right diagnosis and treatment for Parkinson's.
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  • Foundation Restructures Staff to Better Serve Parkinson's Community

    Foundation Restructures Staff to Better Serve Parkinson's Community

    The Foundation announces a staff reorganization to strengthen our operations and better serve the Parkinson's community.
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