We brought a flip book to the World Parkinson’s Congress titled “How we’re Fucking Parkinson’s” — and it worked. Conversations, solidarity, momentum. Read more: https://t.co/L0rwyGCaZw
#FuckParkinsons#ParkinsonsAwareness#YesAndX
Yes, And... the Unknown — How improvisation helps us live well with uncertainty. Short read with practical improv tips to lessen intolerance of uncertainty and make choices easier. Read here: https://t.co/UnHWcJ2tnP #YesAnd#Improv#Uncertainty
Packed seats, spillover crowds, and a premiere that surprised even the filmmakers — Boys of Summer: Third Base made an impact at the World Parkinson Congress. Read more: https://t.co/L1e04mnW9Z #WorldPremiere#BoysOfSummer#ParkinsonsAwareness
@kirstenlizmoran Great clip from Kotsay on the family aspect of the A's and his daughter's graduation. I've got another great family/baseball story you might like from the perspective of longtime A's fans. More here: https://t.co/J8F3QLuL2S.
There’s Nothing Like Boys of Summer — four films over 22 years that chronicle life with Parkinson’s disease. Brave and essential viewing. Read more: https://t.co/WbpyXQ2pGq
#Documentary#Parkinsons#BoysOfSummer#Film
Meet Yes, And…X — rewriting Parkinson’s one story at a time.
Yes is acceptance.
And moves us into power.
X becomes the way.
Read more: https://t.co/OBSwNfI63T
#YesAndX#Parkinsons#Storytelling
I saw it three times as a kid — and it changed how I saw the world. A brief, nostalgic love letter for #MayTheFourth. Read: https://t.co/TGAOmCFYQA #StarWars#Nostalgia#FilmTwitter
Thank you, Western PA — for the honesty, strength, and real connection at the Living Well Conference. I’m grateful to the Parkinson Foundation and everyone who showed up. Read my open letter: https://t.co/QiUhg8zN03 #Gratitude#ParkinsonsAwareness
There’s a moment in Stand By Me that never lets go of you: Four boys. A narrow, rickety railroad bridge. Water over a hundred feet below. Nowhere to step off. When’s the next train coming? Nobody knows. But we have to go now...https://t.co/UQu2R1vd4F
#newblogpost
Photo from 2004 at the Field of Dreams.
My dad was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2001.
This was right in the middle of our 2-month, 20k mile roadie to see all 30 MLB ballparks.
It has turned into a 20+year journey that continues
Baseball = something to hold onto. ⚾@MLB, @RedSox
Celebrate Spring, Baseball and Parkinson's Awareness month with a special free online screening of Boys of Summer: Short Stop. click to learn more and register: https://t.co/WW7SuOjCWZ
New post: The Oscars and Me — memories, emotion, and the picks (they're at the bottom). Read it here: https://t.co/qcSBAlrMEQ #Oscars#Film#AwardsSeason
Boys of Summer: Short Stop now has 18 screenings scheduled across the US in the first half of 2026. We are celebrating the people in #Parkinson's over the Parkinson's in people. https://t.co/ioNLqPntSo #baseball, #family, #hope, #resilience