This December, we will not hold our usual in-person and Zoom calls. Instead we encourage everyone to attend the December 7, 2024 PD Clubhouse. We’ll resume the regular meeting schedule in January with one modification: the Care Partners call will …
eeb_protect_content text=”***”]Karen St. Clair[/eeb_protect_content] will be hosting a Zoom-based Caregiver’s Support Group on the first and third Thursday of each month. The meeting is open to care givers and to those living along with Parkinson’s.
The following appeared in the November 2023 Newsletter for the Parkinson’s Support Group of Green Valley, and is re-posted here with Valerie’s gracious approval. THE ELEPHANT IN THE LIVING ROOM by Valerie KieselCopyright (c) 2024, Valerie Kiesel As we’ve lost another …
Karen St. Clair will introduce the session and our presenters. Barak Wolff and Sherry Burns are members of the End of Life Options New Mexico Board of Directors, a non profit with a mission to provide education and support for …
Program Notes: October 2024, Medical Aid in Dying Read more »
Karen St. Clair [eeb_protect_content content="masked"][/eeb_protect_content] is offering individual coaching for those navigating life with Parkinson’s (PD), either personally or as a caregiver to someone with PD. Read more …
Trish Rule is the Executive Director of the New Mexico Dental Association Foundation. She has been with the organization since 2009. Her unique organizational and program management skillset provides the Foundation with an excellent match for the large charitable outreach …
“Working together for Wellness” is a collaborative community grant funded by the Parkinson’s Foundation to the Memory Care Alliance, Rock Steady Boxing, and our group. A portion of the grant will help to fund our outreach, website, and the resumption of in-person meetings.
On July 2, President Biden signed the National Plan to End Parkinson’s Act into law. Find out more from the Parkinson’s Foundation or the Michael J. Fox Foundation.
Janet has shared the following background materials: The following article is also useful; it’s from the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization. Notes (from Peggy and Melissa) Palliative (or “supportive”) care has been shown to improve the quality of life …