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Fall 2011 Edition of the Parkinson Pathfinder

In the Fall 2011 edition of the Parkinson Pathfinder learn about recent research on surgery in Parkinson's disease and read through the "Ask the Pharmacist" piece with Dr. Lindy Wood Swain. Learn about the upcoming Hope Conference, and get to know Dr. Jennifer Witt, a Movement Disorders Neurologist who recently moved to the Seattle area.

Check out the Pathfinder here.

June/July 2011 Pathfinder

In the June/July 2011 edition of the Parkinson Pathfinder learn about visual changes in Parkinson's disease and what you can do to help reduce your risk of cognitive decline. Find out more about the Washington State Parkinson's Disease Registry, the Fall Hope Conference, and local research studies. Also look for upcoming events and activity classes in your area.

April/May 2011 Pathfinder

In the April/May 2011 edition of the Parkinson Pathfinder learn about Lewy bodies from the Medical Director of the Information & Referral Center and find out more about local PD genetic research. Also look for upcoming events and activity classes in your area, and read an article for caregivers.

January/February 2011 Pathfinder

In the January/February 2011 edition of the Pathfinder learn how to make the most of your support group, find out more about the Levodopa-Carbidopa intestinal gel, and browse a new study by the Michael J. Fox Foundation looking for biomarkers in Parkinson's disease. Also find information on upcoming educational programs and the Washington APDA's 2011 Auction!

November/December 2010 Pathfinder

Look inside this edition to learn more about the Parkinson's Cycling Class at Northwest Hospital, Yoga for people with Parkinson's, how to survive the holidays, and upcoming educational programs.

Also attached is the End of Year Letter from the Washington Chapter APDA, in PDF format.

September/October 2010 Pathfinder

The September/October 2010 edition of the Parkinson Pathfinder is now available to download. This edition looks into grieving process that often accompanies Parkinson's Disease, and explanations for medications commonly used to treat PD. Also look for details on the upcoming HOPE Conference and Washington State Chapter APDA Patient Care Education Programs. Say hello to our new Information and Referral Center Coordinator, learn about local support groups, and much more.

June/July 2010 Pathfinder

You may now download the June/July 2010 edition of the Parkinson Pathfinder from the APDA Washington Chapter Web site. This edition of the Pathfinder newsletter includes an article celebrating the life of the late Mike Shanahan, information about the new Pacific Northwest Udall Center (PANUC) for Parkinson's Disease research, 10 tips to chase away stress, and much more.

April/May 2010 Pathfinder

The April/May 2010 edition of the Parkinson Pathfinder may now be downloaded from the APDA Washington Chapter Web site. This edition of the Pathfinder newsletter includes two articles on voice therapy for people with Parkinson's Disease, as well as information about choosing a movement disorder specialist, plus a current list of support groups, educational programs, and much more.

February/March 2010 Pathfinder

You may now download the February / March 2010 edition of the Parkinson Pathfinder, a regular publication from the Washington Chapter of the APDA. The newsletter is available as a PDF download from the APDA site. This edition of the Pathfinder includes articles about helpful communication strategies for couples affected by Parkinson Disease. It also includes the article "Perseverance and Parkinson's" along with information about the taxi voucher program, the Straight Talk and Honest Hope DVD, support groups, educational programs, and much more.

November/December 2009 Pathfinder

The November/December 2009 edition of the Parkinson Pathfinder is now available for download from the APDA Washington Chapter Web site, along with an appeal from Evelynne Davis, the chapter's Executive Director. This edition of the Pathfinder newsletter includes discussions about physical therapy, dance classes for people with PD, building resilience, and much more.

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