HeyJared2 Parkies in a Pod: a Parkinson's Podcast
If you want to know more about Parkinson's, or how to cope with chronic illness, then this is the Podcast for you. Between them Clarky and Kuhan have been living with Parkinson’s for more than 20 years.
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Family Ties (opens the original)
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Having witnessed her younger brother being diagnosed with Parkinson’s at the age of just 20, Anne had seen Parkinson’s first hand - but in a cruel twist of fate she was herself diagnosed more than 30 years later. How they have both dealt with their diagnosis is a truly inspiring story. Listen in for a powerful conversation about family, resilience, exercise, friendship and finding a positive way forward with Parkinson’s. Plus Dave gets an unexpected visitor... Richard Brocklesby Sailing Fundrais
I don’t have Parkinson’s after all (opens the original)
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What happens when you’re told you have Parkinson’s — and years later, you’re told you don’t? Mike Bells talks about the first signs, how the diagnosis affected both him and those around him, and the impact the Parkinson’s medication had. Then came the shock.. Mike was de-diagnosed almost a decade later. Mike opens up about what it felt like to discover the news and what life looks like now. Plus, Dave hits 60… and Kuhan gets back behind the wheel! Mike Bell Maps https://mikebellmaps.com/ Par-Con
When is the Right Tme for DBS? (opens the original)
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Guest: Dr Ashwini Oswal For many people living with Parkinson’s, Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) is one of the biggest treatment decisions they’ll ever face. But when is the right time to start thinking about it? Should DBS be viewed as a last resort, or could earlier intervention offer greater benefits? In this episode of 2 Parkies in a Pod, we’re joined by Dr Ashwini Oswal, Honorary Consultant Neurologist at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. His clinical work and research focus on Parkinson’
How close are we to a cure? (opens the original)
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Guest: David Dexter, Director of Research, Parkinson’s UK There’s a real sense of optimism in Parkinson’s research right now! In this episode we’re asking whether we’re closer than ever to treatments that can slow, stop, or even reverse the disease. David Dexter joins us to discuss exciting developments including breakthrough stem cell research, the promising results from a drug called Syntara , why reducing brain inflammation could be a game changer, and how Parkinson’s UK decides which researc
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