How is it to live with a Parkinson patient?
- Humans touched by Parkinson’s / Living with Parkinson’s An inspiring message … We asked Anne-Marie Demoucelle how to live with a Parkinson’s disease patient. Here is his answer!
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Is Parkinson’s Disease Genetic? Maybe…
- Research Everyone in the Parkinson’s disease (PD) community likely has heard this question and asked it themselves. We say that PD is rarely caused by genetics, but what does that mean for those living with the disease today, their children and family?
They talk about us
- Press ‘La Libre Belgique’ article “Ils vont courir 20 km pour défier la maladie de Parkinson” & ‘BX1’ video “Patrick atteint de Parkinson se prépare à courir les 20 km”
Run for Parkinson 2017: Interviews runners, sponsors & patients
- Actions We’d like to present some of our runners and one of our generous sponsors. In this short video they explain their motivation to participate to Run for Parkinson.
Run for Parkinson 2107
- Actions Courir – Lopen – Oser – Durven – Récolter – Inzamelen – Guérir – Genezen Un message de – Een boodschap van Patrick Demoucelle
running.be magazine
- Press Read Patrick’s & Run for Parkinson’ story in running.be magazine of March.
Run for Parkinson 2017: with the support of +365 runners & 13 companies!
- Actions Already 368 runners, 10 corporate sponsors and again the support of 3 companies for our participation to the 20km of Brussels. A record! We hope collecting 150 000 € for the research of a cure for Parkinson Disease.
Looking for motivated runners with Parkinson disease
- Actions Run for Parkinson is looking for motivated runners with Parkinson disease, to run with Patrick (Parkinson patient since 2005) on Sunday May 28th 2017 at the 20km of Brussels.
They did it!
- Actions On May 29th 2016, Patrick and his team of 345 runners achieved once more the challenge of running the 20km of Brussels. We thank all the runners and the individual and corporate sponsors from the bottom of our heart. All of you help Patrick in his daily struggle: stay positive, keep hope and keep on raising funds for scientific research. Thank you so much.