I was diagnosed at the age of 21 possibly my symptoms started at 16. I remember that day in the doctor’s office hearing: we believe you have Parkinson’s disease. I was sitting there as if I was witnessing someone else…
This summer has been full of adventures for me. From May to September, I cycled a distance of over 9,500 km on a mission to raise awareness of parkinson’s disease and raise funds for research and programs. I visited hundreds…
My cycling story started three years ago when I was living and working in Prince Edward County. In April 2021, I learned through local news that in August Parkinson Canada would hold a cycling event “Pedaling for Parkinson’s.” I had…
I used to think that hope is like candle flame. It flares up when positivity is around and there is a further to be seen. And it dims down when bad things push me into darkness. But now I view…
Living with a chronic disease for over 13 years gives me a lot of time and space to struggle, experiment, learn and reflect. I still remember in my early 20s, I felt there was a hole in my body and…
Living in Toronto Canada, sunshine in a winter day is so precious.The snowstorm last night buried my car, but the sun came out this morning, it’s a good day to go out somewhere. The sunshine really boosts my mood and…
