#50: When Parkinson's is in the family

[@Chuntita]

Thank you for having this talk with Ericka Neitzke. She is definitely an inspiration to anyone who is dealing with Parkinson's disease and just wants to live a healthy and balanced life. Her life story is so beautiful. I can see her strength and her willingness to live better. BRAVO! ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Let's build a Community of Support.

[@betsyonline24]

Thank you for doing this podcast and for sharing more about YOPD and getting together with others in your community. ❤

[@Angelafromcuiaba]

I am a PT in KY! Your channel is SO helpful for me to understand my patients! Thank you!

[@thesecretlifeofparkinsons]

That's great! Thank you for wanting to understand your patients better!

[@56deedles]

I have been diagnosed with PD. my father had it but I was always told it wasn't genetic. I'm in phs 3 snd wish I had known earlier. I have epilepsy and all my symptoms were chalked up to that. Thank you for this podcast. ❤

[@snailo9650]

Thanks for covering this topic. PD seems to run in my family and yet a lot of people seem to dismiss the genetic factor, so I appreciate this discussion.

[@pattirossiter1065]

Thank you, again, for this podcast. 🌺

[@juliet-m31]

Thank you so much for being open and discussing yopd and showing others going through this that there is an amazing community of support ❤️ 💜 I just did the PD GENEration testing and I don't have any of the variants. So now it leaves me for sure questioning how I got this disease. Some day I know we all will have some answers.😊💗

[@jeancattoi2796]

Great video, thanks for the podcast. It is nice to have community support.

[@thesecretlifeofparkinsons]

It really is!

[@jayjacks2228]

Thanks girls nice interview.

[@valdarasela8719]

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