PD Pundit: An Interview with Parkinson's Disease - Part 2

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   April.Sluder

   <p>This is great. It's a creative way of making us think about the role we can play in combating PD. April - <a href='http://ParkinsonsDisease.net' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer ugc'>ParkinsonsDisease.net</a> Team</p>

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   Marc Mitnick Moderator

   <p>What a great way of communicating your article Peter, on dealing with PD through a novel way with cartooning. This is a comfortable way to receive information and it may be less threatening to other PD folks to think about PD life. Great Job!<br/>Marc M. Moderator, <a href='http://ParkinsonsDisease.Net' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer ugc'>ParkinsonsDisease.Net</a></p>

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   maryslp

   <p>There is no doubt that PD enhances creativity. What an amusing satirical way to characterize PD. I have always characterized Parkinsons as a cat burglar sneaking around in the background of one&#39;s life...which is why I am always telling patients who do not want to exercise to DO SOMETHING, because when you&#39;re doing nothing, PD IS doing something. I appreciate the excellent contributions of authors to <a href='http://ParkinsonsDisease.net' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer ugc'>ParkinsonsDisease.net</a> which often constitute content for discussion in a weekly speech class I host.</p>

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