Social Distancing

How are you affected by social distancing? One of our members feels like her days are flying by and she just can’t get motivated to do things that need to be done. There is also the anxiety that comes with going to the store or taking a walk outside, the accompaning fear of being less […]

Virtual Meetings

Welcome to the Virtual Meeting Age! We are not really social distancing; we are physically distancing from each other. Through the wonders of the Internet, we can still socialize with one another and hold our monthly meetings. Our last meeting on April 1 was held online. It was good to see those of you who logged on. […]

February Meeting Notes–The Effects of Parkinson’s on Vision

We welcomed Neuro-Development Optometrist, Dr. John W. Dresely, Jr., as our guest speaker at our February 5th meeting. He used to see mostly children in his practice, but increasingly sees more adults with brain injuries, strokes, and neurological diseases such as Parkinson’s. Anything that affects brain function usually affects vision in some way. Parkinson’s disease […]

Free Yoga and Dance for PD Class Offerings

A couple of classes that have been sent our way for sharing: Through a special partnership with The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation and RxRelax, Fairfax County Neighborhood and Community Services is offering FREE Reeve-RxRelax Adaptive Yoga Classes on Tuesday evenings January, February and March (except March 24) from 6:00-7:00 p.m. at Little River Glen Senior […]

January Meeting Reminder and Online Class Information

NOTE DUE TO THE SNOW, THIS MEETING HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEK, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 15. A quick reminder that our meeting is next Wednesday, January 8, with guest speaker Joy Mclaughin, Physical Therapist, who will be talking about balance. Bring your questions! Joy has lots of experience working with people with Parkinson’s.  Also Laurie K Mischley, […]