In this episode, author Tim Hague Sr. chats about acceptance, finding balance, asking for help and why it is important for people with Parkinson’s to have the mindset of an athlete. Continue reading →

As an extension of ‘When Life Gives You Parkinson’s,’ Larry Gifford teams up with the World Parkinson Coalition to help preview the 2019 World Parkinson Congress. Continue reading →

In this episode, Larry Gifford searches for a better understanding of the role that hope plays in the Parkinson’s community. Continue reading →

Larry Gifford hadn’t seen his brothers or his sister since he received his Parkinson’s diagnosis in August 2017. That changed on Jan. 31. Continue reading →

The When Life Gives You Parkinson’s podcast hears from caregivers, including Rebecca Gifford, Larry’s wife. Continue reading →

Neuropsychologist Dr. Robert Duff speaks with Larry Gifford and Niki Reitmayer. Continue reading →

Having and managing Parkinson’s disease can feel like a full-time job. The reality, according to Parkinson Canada, is that 25-30 per cent of us with PD, are still in the workforce. Continue reading →

Larry Gifford introduces you to Jim Redmond, a 47-year-old high school teacher and volleyball coach. He was diagnosed three years ago. Continue reading →

Larry Gifford talks about parenting with Parkinson’s, and how it helps him relish his time with his nine-year-old son Henry. Continue reading →