You, Me, and PD S1E2: A Time for Change
- Jeremy Likness
- Apr 15, 2021
- 1 min read
As we move through a month dedicated to Parkinson's Disease awareness, Doreen and I are excited to release episode 2 of You, Me, and PD!
A Time for Change
After receiving my diagnosis of Young Onset Parkinson's Disease, Doreen and I had to make a few changes. In this episode, we share what the path forward felt like after the diagnosis and share our experiences that highlight the impact of Parkinson's Disease on everyday living.
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Doreen and Jeremy
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