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- Aug 6, 2026
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I thought Parkinson’s had taken my mum away. Then we began playing poker (opens the original)
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She nods. Then her face goes still. The video call feels like looking at a photograph. My mother was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease nine years ago, though the tremor had been there long before. “This runs in the family,” she used to say whenever we suggested she see a doctor. “My grandmother’s hands shook – she lived to 90. My uncle’s hands have shaken for years. He’s 89. It’s a family trait.” By 2017, her feet seemed glued to the floor whenever she tried to take a first step. When she final
I thought Parkinson’s had taken my mum away. Then we began playing poker (opens the original)
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She nods. Then her face goes still. The video call feels like looking at a photograph. My mother was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease nine years ago, though the tremor had been there long before. “This runs in the family,” she used to say whenever we suggested she see a doctor. “My grandmother’s hands shook – she lived to 90. My uncle’s hands have shaken for years. He’s 89. It’s a family trait.” By 2017, her feet seemed glued to the floor whenever she tried to take a first step. When she final
I thought Parkinson’s had taken my mum away. Then we began playing poker (opens the original)
Read excerpt
She nods. Then her face goes still. The video call feels like looking at a photograph. My mother was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease nine years ago, though the tremor had been there long before. “This runs in the family,” she used to say whenever we suggested she see a doctor. “My grandmother’s hands shook – she lived to 90. My uncle’s hands have shaken for years. He’s 89. It’s a family trait.” By 2017, her feet seemed glued to the floor whenever she tried to take a first step. When she final
I thought Parkinson’s had taken my mum away. Then we began playing poker (opens the original)
Read excerpt
She nods. Then her face goes still. The video call feels like looking at a photograph. My mother was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease nine years ago, though the tremor had been there long before. “This runs in the family,” she used to say whenever we suggested she see a doctor. “My grandmother’s hands shook – she lived to 90. My uncle’s hands have shaken for years. He’s 89. It’s a family trait.” By 2017, her feet seemed glued to the floor whenever she tried to take a first step. When she final
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