@jonny_acheson Powerful words from PwP.
Their message is clear: from diagnosis to the Equality Act, Parkinson’s ADAPTS WELL but only when hope is matched with action. Productivity isn’t optional, it’s Essential.
A reminder to listen, learn and support earlier, so PwP can protect their futures.
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@ParkinsonsEN Thank you very much for the warm welcome, excited to begin this new role and working with the amazing excellence network team to improve PwP quality of life!
Give a warm welcome to our 2 new regional leads in England!
👋 @ParryMiriam, Parkinson's Disease Nurse Consultant
👋 Amanda Mobley, Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist
All the best to Miriam and Amanda, now leading our London and Midlands Regional Excellence Networks.
@goodenoughtom We are very concerned about Chris and need to find him. So worrying about his safety. He is without his Parkinson’s medication since Thursday 22nd of May and very vulnerable.
🚨 DISPARITION – APPEL URGENT 🚨
Chris Arnheim, 65 ans, originaire de Chislehurst, Royaume-Uni, est porté disparu à Paris depuis le jeudi 22 mai. Il a été vu pour la dernière fois vers 21h00 près de la rue de Turenne, dans le quartier du Marais, après avoir dîné avec son frère. Ils s’étaient séparés en revenant vers la rue des Francs-Bourgeois.
Chris souffre de la maladie de Parkinson avancée et n’avait pas ses médicaments avec lui. Il portait un pantalon gris, une chemise bleu-vert, un cardigan bleu foncé et un manteau noir-bleu marine. Il porte des lunettes.
Le consulat britannique et les autorités locales ont été informés. Un avis de recherche avec sa photo et ses coordonnées a été diffusé. Sa famille sollicite l’aide du public pour le retrouver.
Si vous avez des informations, veuillez contacter la police française ou le consulat britannique à Paris.
Pour plus de détails, consultez l’avis de recherche officiel.
La famille est profondément inquiète et demande l’aide du public pour le retrouver.
🚨 MISSING PERSON – URGENT APPEAL 🚨
Chris Arnheim, 65, from Chislehurst, UK, has been missing in Paris since Thursday, May 22. He was last seen around 9 p.m. near Rue de Turenne in the Marais district after dining with his brother. They became separated while returning to Rue des Francs-Bourgeois.
Chris suffers from advanced Parkinson’s disease and was not carrying his medication. He is described as wearing grey trousers, a blue-green shirt, a dark blue cardigan, and a navy-black coat. He also wears glasses.
The British Consulate and local authorities have been notified. A missing person poster with his photo and contact details has been circulated. His family is urging the public to help locate him.
If you have any information, please contact the French police or the British Consulate in Paris.
For further updates, you can follow the official missing person poster.
The family is deeply concerned and is asking for the public’s assistance in locating him.
New Year Honours List @KingsNeuro
Prof Keyoumars Ashkan, MBE
- for contributions to Neurosurgery
Prof Safa Al-Sarraj, OBE
-for contributions to neuropathology
We are delighted to have our faculty members being part of this prestigious awards.
Tune in to @KingsParkinsons monthly webinar at 4pm today.
This month's session is being hosted by @ParryMiriam who will be speaking about managing Parkinson’s in the emergency department.
📧[email protected] for info
Heads up! Tomorrow, @KingsParkinsons return with their monthly webinar at 4pm, aimed at all Parkinson's nurses.
Hear from speaker Dr Carlo Santoro on the topic of scans without evidence for dopaminergic deficit (SWEDD) in #Parkinsons.
📧[email protected] for info
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a highly motivated and organised Specialist Nurse to provide professional, clinical guidance and expertise in the speciality of Parkinson’s disease and movement disorders.
@KingsCollegeNHS@KingsParkinsons
@PDNSA
https://t.co/ftXquQ67h0