Parkinson’s awareness week surrounds World Parkinson’s day on 11 April. Parkinson’s UK are making plans for 2022 on how to increase understanding of Parkinson’s as a serious condition. Follow our social media feeds for updates via Facebook and Twitter (@slypn).
Newsletter – March 2022
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Sarah Webb and the Celebrity Doorstep Surprise
Tonight we saw the The National Lottery launch its sponsorship of primetime ITV telly. Our very own Sarah appeared in a heart-warming film, we watched an amazing surprise when Stephen Mulhern appeared on her doorstep! Recognising Sarah's incredible enthusiasm and...
Popping for Parkinson’s and The National Lottery Community Fund
Thanks to Simone, our Popping dance teacher, Sarah has been recognised for her commitment to Parkinson's. We spoke to Simone to find out what motivated him to work with Sarah and SLYPN. When did you first become involved in SLYPN and meet Sarah?I first emailed Sarah...
Newsletter January – February 2022
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Please check your meds
Earlier this month, one of our members had a scary time when she reacted to her medication. She told us 'I was in hospital yesterday, my usual pharmacy gave me the wrong pills, Risperodone. I took the pills thinking it was my normal Ripinerol and ended up in A&E...
Newsletter November 2021
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Newsletter October 2021
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Popping for Parkinson’s thanks to the National Lottery
Thanks to funding from The National Lottery, Simone Sistarelli is able to run our much loved Popping for Parkinson's, face to face classes return in September...
Newsletter September 2021
Newsletter-September-2021Download Lots of exciting developments and opportunities for us all to meet face to face!
Walk for 5k May for Neuroscience
Thank you to everyone who walked with us last Saturday in aid of Mark's fundraiser for The Neurosciences Foundation. Our donations have already raised over £335. If you would like to pledge a donation, please click the link below and prefix your name with "WW" for...
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