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Welcome back to the YOPN podcast! Sponsored by the Young Onset Parkinson's Network (YOPNetwork.org), and radioparkies.com. This episode features Molly Cupka (Donelan), who's passionate about rock climbing and how it can help people living with Parkinson's disease. Molly's movement, Upend Parkinson's (https://www.upendparkinsons.com/), focuses on funding research, educating the climbing community, and promoting simple adaptations for everyday living that can slow the progression of Parkinson's. Don't miss this episode! You can also catch up on our past podcast episodes at https://yopn.podbean.com/. And remember to join the YOPN community at Yopnetwork.org. It's going to be an inspiring episode of #UpendParkinsons
Join the Young Onset Parkinson's Network (YOPNetwork.org) in celebrating Dianne Goebel Bramble's inspiring story! Dianne's small business, Mind and Body Wellness for You, offers coaching and personal training (mindandbodywellnessforyou.com) . She also sells her beautiful Parkinson's-inspired paintings on Facebook and has authored two books. Check out past podcast episodes on yopn.podbean.com and join the YOPN community for free at yopnetwork.org. #YOPN #ParkinsonsAwareness #InspiringJourney
Tati Mayorga Wolfe was diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson's Disease (YOPD) at 31. Now 35 She has fought back from deep depression, and discovered ayurvedic holistic medicine
Ayurveda is the “traditional, ancient Indian system of health science” and known to be one of the oldest medical systems in the world.
Through ayurvedic holistic medicine, yoga, meditation and a few other bits of information, Tati has found peace, acceptance, and a better way of life and refuses to give into PD.
Check out her TikTok at https://www.tiktok.com/@tati.wolfe
This is not intended for a cure, please consult with your Doctor for all health related issues
Interested in joining the YOPN community? Go to https://yopnetwork.org/
Tati Mayorga Wolfe was diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson's Disease (YOPD) at 31. Now 35 She has fought back from deep depression, and discovered ayurvedic holistic medicine
Ayurveda is the “traditional, ancient Indian system of health science” and known to be one of the oldest medical systems in the world.
Through ayurvedic holistic medicine, yoga, meditation and a few other bits of information, Tati has found peace, acceptance, and a better way of life and refuses to give into PD.
Check out her TikTok at https://www.tiktok.com/@tati.wolfe
This is not intended for a cure, please consult with your Doctor for all health related issues
Interested in joining the YOPN community? Go to https://yopnetwork.org/
In 2008, Miriam was diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease (YOPD) at the age of 44. She is a Parkinson’s advocate and Ambassador for the 6th World Parkinson Congress (WPC) which will take place in Barcelona July 4-7 2023.
As an advocate, she has raised awareness of Parkinson’s disease and fundraises to help speed research for a cure.
- Miriam Bram, Parkinson’s Advocate and Ambassador, World Parkinson Congress
To listen to past episodes go to https://yopn.podbean.com/
Interested in joining the YOPN community? Go to https://yopnetwork.org/
"Calling all music lovers! Tune in to the young onset Parkinson's podcast interview episode of 'Call on the Fighter' Part 2 where we sit down with the one and only Richard Gootee. He'll be sharing his incredible story, the inspiration behind his Grammy-winning song "Just Reach Out" for the 80s Christian Rock band Petra. Plus, we'll be getting the inside scoop on "Call on the Fighter" and his new release, The Caregiver (I Need A Love)". And who knows, we might even hear an endorsement from Peter Frampton. And don't forget to welcome our new co-hosts Nathan Lee Ward and Ned Neuhaus! #CallontheFighter #RichardGootee #JustReachOut #Petra #YoungOnsetParkinsons #TheCaregiverINeedALove #PeterFrampton #NathanLeeWard #NedNeuhaus #Music #Radioparkies #YOPN #Podcast #inspiration
When a mom with young onset Parkinson's and her son team up, amazing things happen! Checkout the heartwarming story of Joni and Sequoia Lowe and their hit song "Slim Shaky"
"Exciting news for sports fans! "One Giant Leap for Fankind," the new book by ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen, has just won the grand prize at the New England book festival. In the book, Bill shares his secrets to staying positive and offers valuable tips for maintaining a positive outlook. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from the man who revolutionized sports broadcasting and get your hands on a copy of this award-winning book. Follow Bill Rasmussen for more inspiring content“
to purchase the book go to https://www.espnfounder.com/books
Special thanks to APDA Regional Director Bill Patjane
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Real, in-depth conversations about living with Young Onset Parkinson's Disease (YOPD). Join cohosts Esther, Mel, and Chris as they talk with care partners, healthcare experts, and treatment…

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