Nepean Blue Mountain's Parkinson's Support Group

What Is Parkinson's?

Parkinson's disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative brain disorder that progresses slowly in most people. There  are a variety of symptoms that can take many years to develop. People living with Parkinson's will continue to live for many wonderful  years after diagnosis

PARKINSON'S NSW INFORMATION
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PARKINSON'S NSW INFORMATION

NEXT Monthly Meetings
Meeting is on the 3rd Thursday of each Month
Next Meeting Penrith RSL 

21st SEPT 2023
Time: 10am -12pm

EVENT CALENDAR 2023

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Community & Supporters

Terry missed our meeting today, because he was attending a community meeting on an invitation from local Federal Member Ms Melissa McIntosh and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton. As usual, Terry networked his way around the room and made some useful contacts for our Group.
Good work Terry.

AUGUST MONTHLY MEETING

At today's monthly meeting, our special guest was Belinda Berryman, Health and Infrastructure Manager, Nepean Hospital Redevelopment Project.
Belinda had some wonderful graphics showing the end result, and lots of information about the arduous process of renovating a working hospital while keeping it operating. Hard work !
Thanks Belinda.

Parkinson's Day Display at Nepean Hospital Penrith

To celebrate World Parkinsons Day and Parkinsons Awareness Month, Terry and I manned an information table inside Nepean Hospital this morning.

Some lovely people stopped for a chat and took a few pamphlets.

I hope we made a difference.

Viv.

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Michael J Fox on Parkinson's and Maintaining Optimism
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Happening at Nepean Hospital

There is extensive works happening at Nepean Hospital at the moment.  This has caused some disruption to patient and visitor access, but everything is being done to minimize inconvenience until the project is finalized.  Please use this interactive map to see what’s happening right now, and to orientate yourself during any future visits to the Hospital.

 

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