PD Lemonade

By: Kat Hill
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  • Summary

  • making lemonade out of lemons
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Hygiene & Healthy Living
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Episodes
  • Season 2 Episode 6 Spill It Ladies Introduction

    Season 2 Episode 6 Spill It Ladies Introduction
    Dec 3 2021

    Brought together by the need to stay connected during the pandemic this group of 6 women, all with Parkinson’s disease, share their experience. An international group, some of whom I met in Kyoto, Japan at the World Parkinson Congress. This is the first in a series with these lovely ladies.
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    55 mins
  • Season 2 Episode 5 with Omotola Thomas

    Season 2 Episode 5 with Omotola Thomas
    Oct 22 2021

    Omotola Thomas is the founder of Parkinson's Africa, an organization dedicated to empowering Africans affected by Parkinson’s disease. She was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2016, at 35. Born and raised in Nigeria, she has also lived in America, South Africa, and most recently, England. In this episode, Omotola and I discuss the joys and struggles that come along with raising awareness about Parkinson's disease all around the world.
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    47 mins
  • Season 2 Episode 4

    Season 2 Episode 4
    May 10 2021

    Co-founders Richelle Flanagan and Sri Sripathy join me to discuss the launch of the Women's Parkinson's Project. After meeting at the World Parkinson Congress, we joined together to raise the voices of women in our community. We discuss what it means to be female in the world of chronic illness and how we hope to  empower others to find their voice.
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    42 mins

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