Dave Fennell
Nominé par Julie Wiegard
Living with Parkinson's since 2011. He's a retired Toronto police senior constable and works tirelessly to strive for a better life.
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Merci. Votre inscription au concours a été reçue et sera partagée dans nos sites de réseaux sociaux.
Nos gagnants hebdomadaires et gagnants de grand prix seront annoncés bientôt, avec nos ambassadeurs de la Grande Randonnée Parkinson nationaux.
Les histoires sont partagées dans la langue de l'auteur.
Tammy Taylor
Nominé par Chris MacCormack
Even through her struggles the last 16 years she is always helping out her children's' friends and mentoring them with positivity and love.
Claude Matte
Nominé par Betty Matte
He is my "earth angel" from my first prognosis of having Parkinson he has been taking the lead and makes sure I have everything I need, waiting on my every need.
Jackie Landry
Nominé par Rita Fitzgerald
She gives 110% of her energy to help support people with Parkinson as an ambassador, local support facilitator and dance instructor.
John Martin
Nominé par Mary Martin
From the beginning John, my primary care giver and husband always said WE have Parkinson’s and WE will fight this together. He was there for me when I had to abandon the things I enjoyed doing.I am so blessed to have him in my life. I would never have enjoyed our life without his love and unwavering support for so many years
Celinda Balser
Nominé par Jackie Landry
Since being diagnosed she's raised money , shes done her first Superwalk last year helping me facilitate support group with me and helping me organize 1st Superwalk in Yarmouth Nova Scotia and may become an ambassador like me. She's been my friend for 20+ years
Natasha McCarthy
Nominé par Gail Birt
She is my best friend. She is always positive. She never gives up, and when I say "I can't" do something. she says "If the Parkie can do it, than so can you". She is always helping others in her community and her church.
Diane Ewer
Nominé par Thomas Ewer
She has courageously battled Parkinsons for 15 years. Continues to work and persevere in everything she does.
Janice Horn
Nominé par Anonymous
Janice has advocated as an ambassador has had Art Therapy student at 1 of her 3 Art groups, speaks to support groups,Canadian government staff for Health Partners and has lead an art activity on a Conference committee. making her an inspiration to the community.
Gary Provenzano
Nominé par Lena Walsh
He is my dad and he has always been my hero. He does not let parkinson's define him.
My aunt Anne
Nominé par Ashley DiMarco
She always puts others first; volunteering to look after her grand kids, cooks for a party of 20+ people or supports someone who needs a shoulder. Always keeping an upbeat demeanor and joking about the things she can't change - She is truly a ray of light.
Pat Evans
Nominé par Gayle Truman
I was introduced to Pat through Catherine Ball our mutual physiotherapist and through Pat's attitude and example I came to realize that there is life after Parkinson's. Pat has worked tirelessly to bring a SuperWalk to Lanark/North Leeds.
Clary Moores (my dad)
Nominé par Michelle Johnson
Parkinson's has been trying to destroy my dad's body for 21 years but he never stops fighting. He walks a little each day, dances when he can and is always singing. Music keeps his memory sharp. He's my hero and is the strongest man I know.
Vincent McGillicky
Nominé par Sandra McGillicky
He not only dealing with Parkinson's disease, he has Stage 3 Cancer as well. He's my HERO, watching him deal with these 2 terrible diseases and nothing gets him down. This year alone he has ran three 5K marathons.
My Dad- Wayne Atanas
Nominé par Jacqueline Seeley
My dad is my everyday hero. He has been battling Parkinsons Disease for a few years now with determination and courage. This disease has kicked him down many times, but he always sets an amazing example for his family and friends.
Charles Muli
Nominé par Ethel Muli
Charlie has had Parkinson's for 13 years. Some days are a real struggle for him, especially taking the medications. We've been married for 49 1/2 years and before Parkisons's he didn't even take an aspirin!! He courageously keeps on fighting back.
Sheri Ostrynski
Nominé par Vienna Ostrynski
She is my sister and was diagnosed 14 years ago at age 47. Sheri has never let it get her down,has become an accomplished painter and bravely underwent DBS surgery this year.She pushes through the pain and keeps going and going with a smile.She is my hero
Penny Cohen
Nominé par Patricia Melnyk
Despite living with Parkinsons for over 10 years now, Penny is devoted to her family and grandchildren and always thinks of others. She never complains, and is involved in the community making life better for herself and others.
Tammy Taylor
Nominé par Tina Webster
She was diagnosed 16 years ago with Young onset Parkinson's.Through the progression she constantly helps others and brings happiness to everyone she meets. Tammy is an amazing mother of 2 and the most amazing sister.
Bradley Freysteinson
Nominé par Lils Freysteinson
He has had of Parkinsons for 10 years and has had DBs. He walks in all the walks that take place every year, boxes, and encourages others to continue fighting.
Janice Horn
Nominé par Anonymous
She started Shake It Up at the Art Group in Winnipeg. and she has devotes put a lot of her time and energy to provide art supplies and support to all that come out. She has Parkinson's and has had DBS. she has also traveled to other parts of Canada to share her story
Dave Fennell
Nominé par Julie Wiegard
Living with Parkinson's since 2011. He's a retired Toronto police senior constable and works tirelessly to strive for a better life.
