Parkinson Canada
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During our March webinar, "Women & Parkinson's:
Strategies and Stories," Dr. Indu Subramanian discussed the
unique symptoms experienced by women with Parkinson's, how
gender roles may impact care and support, and shared fifteen things
that women need to know about Parkinson's.? Li Jiang and Sylvie
Parent also joined us to talk about the challenges they face as women
living with Parkinson's, and the strength they've found
within themselves and in the Parkinson's community.
More information and support
Here are some additional resources related to women and
Parkinson's.
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Parkinson Canada's Women and Parkinson's webpage.
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Davis Phinney Foundation's Women and Parkinson's
resource hub.
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Parkinson Canada webinar, Sexuality, Intimacy, and Parkinson's.
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My Moves Matter is a
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digital health app for women living with Parkinson's
(pilot study aiming to understand the impact of different
hormonal life stages on Parkinson's symptoms).
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Women for Parkinson's: Empowered is
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an insightful episode from Empowered TV that sheds light on the
unique challenges faced by women living with
Parkinson's.
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Pretty Dope Women website
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Sylvie Parent mentioned the book, "Goodbye Parkinson's,
Hello life!: The Gyro-Kinetic Method for Eliminating
Symptoms and Reclaiming Your Good Health," which she
found inspiring.
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Dr. Subramanian mentioned several links:
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YOPDWomen's "In Her Shoes" book
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PregSpark.com i
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nternational registry for pregnancy and Parkinson's
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TwitchyWoman.com website
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Parkinson's support line
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The Parkinson Canada Support and Information Team provides
personalized, empathetic support for people living with
Parkinson's, care partners, and health care
professionals.?We are here to help at every stage -
providing guidance, education, and compassionate support.?We
connect people to support groups, community resources and national
programs. We empower people through connection and information to
advocate for their care.
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. ET
1-888-664-1974
[email protected]
Get
involved
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Women
for
Parkinson's
is a
national
network
of
dynamic
and
influential
women,
raising
awareness
about
how
women
experience
Parkinson's
and
fundraising
for
better
treatment
and
research
for
people
with
Parkinson's.
Proceeds
support
Parkinson
Canada
programs,
services
and
research.
Contact
[email protected]
to get
involved.
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Women's
Parkinson's
Project
is a
project
raising?the
voices
of
women
to
advocate
for
better
treatment
and
research
for
women
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h
Parkinson's
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Learn
about
support
groups
for
women
with
Parkinson's
in
your
area
or
available
online
by
calling
Parkinson
Canada
at
1-888-664-1974
or
emailing
[email protected]
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On
Wednesday
April
16
from 5
p.m.
to
7:30
p.m.
ET,
Parkinson
Canada
in
partnership
with
TD
Wealth
will
host
an
in-person
event
in
Toronto
featuring
a
distinguished
panel
of
female
leaders,
exploring
the
transformative
power
women
hold
to
address
some
of the
world's
most
pressing
issues.
The
panel
will
share
their
perspectives
on
wealth
management,
estate
planning,
and
philanthropy,
offering
valuable
insights
into
how
women
are
shaping
the
future
of
giving.
For
more
information
or to
register
for
this
free
Celebration
of
Philanthropy
event,
click
here.?
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Interested
in
volunteering?
Apply
and
learn
more
here.
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