Chronic Illness ‘Influencers’: Helpful or Harmful?

If you could only ‘follow’ one person with Parkinson’s, who would it be? Comment below 👇
Both Shafaq and ‪@thefitnessmum‬ , who live with young onset Parkinson’s disease, have had a hugely positive experience with their online support networks. Connecting with other people who not only understand what you’re experiencing, but also give you something to aspire to can have a multitude of benefits.
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[@chinyererachel]

The non motor symptoms are difficult as well... nice one ladies.

[@LivedHealthParks]

They're certainly not something to be forgotten about or underestimated. Thank you so much for the support!