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Located in the San Francisco East Bay area of California with chapters in Walnut Creek and Pleasanton.
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Lunch and Learn program:
Wed, May 18, 12-1 pm
Topic: Adaptive Equipment for
Activities of Daily Living and Safe TransfersSpeaker: June Kim Ryujin – Occupational Therapist
Kaiser PermanenteRecordings from previous
Lunch and Learn’s on Meetings PageIs there treasure in your driveway?
Stop paying insurance & registration.
Get a tax deduction.
Donate your car to PNMD.
Just call: 877-999-8322.Important: Be sure to tell the operator that you wish to donate your car to Parkinson Network of Mount Diablo.
Or use this link for our dedicated
online donation form:
http://www.v-dac.com/org/?id=943297100Header photo courtesy of Stephen Joseph Photography
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Category Archives: Stories
Stories about people with Parkinson’s, working on Parkinson’s, and caregivers
Easy Adjustments to Enjoy Holiday Meals
Thanks Ronnie for finding this and to the Davis Phinney Foundation for the article. Check out their other articles. November 21, 2016 Gathering with family and friends to share a special meal is … Continue reading →
The Terrorist Inside My Husband’s Brain
RonnieGram: Robin Williams did not have Parkinson’s disease. He had Lewy body disease. This heartbreaking article is directed to clinicians. But the missed diagnosis and the pathos of his widow Susan’s story can resonate with many of us. Mrs. Susan … Continue reading →
One Person’s Journey- Vitamin B-12 for Peripheral Neuropathy?
RonnieGram: Peripheral neuropathy is disorder of nerve(s) apart from the brain and spinal cord. Patients with peripheral neuropathy may have tingling, numbness, unusual sensations, weakness, or burning pain in the affected area. Oftentimes, the symptoms are symmetrical and involve both … Continue reading →
DBS – A Complete No Brainer
RonnieGram: This is a blog about one man’s DBS experience in the UK. http://dbsacompletenobrainer.co.uk/Wordpress/ DBS – A Complete No Brainer Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson’s Disease – Before and After So, what’s it all about? Hello there, and thanks for … Continue reading →