A decade after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, the Olympic bronze medalist and Tour de France stage winner is helping lead a program called “Every Victory Counts.” Phinney, dozens of others affected by the disease and a collection of medical experts are offering others with PD a collection of stories and coping tips.
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“It’s little things. It’s having a good conversation. It’s giving and receiving an energetic smile. When you live with Parkinson’s, you are looking for the little victories.” Click here for the story.
Davis Phinney Foundation Launches ‘Every Victory Counts’ Program To Inform And Empower People To Live Well With Parkinson’s. Read the article here.
A new video will be shown to those recently diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, along with their loved ones. We believe it’s a frank yet uplifting piece, one that will hopefully make it somewhat easier for patients to make sense of this life-changing diagnosis. To watch the video click here.
“Dr. Bastiaan R. Bloem of the Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Center in the Netherlands thought he had seen it all in his years of caring for patients with Parkinson’s disease. But the 58-year-old man who came to see him recently was a total surprise.” View the article here.
KGNU-FM Interview with Dr. Olga Klepitskaya and Davis talking about Parkinson’s disease and the Every Victory Counts program. Click here to listen.
Davis Phinney – “You’re just right there, right in the moment and there’s no Parkinson’s inside at all it feels so good. It’s those good moments having them and helping others with Parkinson’s find theirs that has become the goal of the Davis Phinney Foundation. Every victory counts.”
