We all live in this city that was created electronically. We live in different parts of the world, and most of us never physically touch or even meet one another. Yet here we are, brought together for reasons we all share. ** We did not come here entirely by choice. We share diseases -- Parkinson's, Parkinsonism, and other conditions that fall beneath the umbrella of Parkinsonian Neurodegenerative Diseases. That is what drove us here. It is our first commonality, but it is not one we chose. It… read more
You did a mighty fine job with “City We Share.” I thought it was a very interesting and different way of looking at Parkinson’s communities. The world sure has gotten smaller over the years. People can live hundreds or even thousands of miles apart and still come together, understand one another, and offer a little hope and encouragement. I enjoyed reading it, and it certainly gave me something to think about. That is my opinion.
Thank you, ThereseByrne I am glad to be part of the group.
Hi Kayssims 👋 Welcome to the group we are all here to help one another if you need any questions answered just ask away all th we best ☘️🇮🇪
What a beautifully written reflection — and what a reminder that connection itself is a form of medicine that no prescription pad can replicate. 💙
The idea of an "electronic city" is such a powerful way to describe what happens when people living with Parkinson's find each other. Something remarkable occurs — strangers Show Full Answer