Spring forward this March!

Get ready to set your clocks back, and don't

forget to spend your extra hour of

sunlight at an event near you!

Upcoming Events

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER FOR THE CHARLOTTE 

MOVEIT! WALK CLICK HERE

Myrtle Beach MoveIt! Walk!- Saturday, May 30th Grand Park

at The Market Commons

Contact Lydia Durham at 

1-800-915-4522 or 803-935-5263

or email lydia.durham@uscmed.sc.edu

To register contact, Tatiana Baier, Ph.D. at

baier@musc.edu or (843)792-4141

MUSC Wellness Center at 45 Courtenay Drive

Contact the Department of Speech Pathology and

Audiology with questions at (919) 684-3451

Join athlete, and "American Ninja Warrior," Jimmy Choi to learn how you can

take control and change the course of Parkinson's! 

 Click Here For More Information

Contact The Parkinson Foundation Carolinas at

(770) 450-0792 or carolinas@parkinson.org

TOPIC: "Living with Parkinson's Disease Symposium"

March 14, 2020 Charleston, SC

For more information go to parkinson.org/MUSCPF 

 MOUNT  HOLLY

  GREENSBORO

CHAPEL HILL

Next Briefing: Tuesday, March 17, 2020, 1:00 PM

Food, Water, & Supplements:

Does Nutrition Play a Role in

PD Symptoms or Progression?
Click here to register/learn more!

Next Nosh N Know: March 17, 2020

11:30-12:15 at the Levine JCC 

RSVP by March 13th to  (704)944-6792

Pain and Parkinson’s with Dr. Janis Miyasaki
Monday, April 6 at 12 pm

Social Connection with Dr. Al Condeluci
Wednesday, April 15 at 1:30 pm Eastern

Click Here For More Info

Click Here to Register

For questions call (919) 681-2656

2020 Parkinson’s Disease Conference

Living Well with Parkinson’s

April 24, 2020  -MAHEC Education in Asheville, NC

 CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

For more information, email Nicole Cool at cool@musc.edu.

Click here to learn more/apply!

NEW BERN, NC - NEW ROCK STEADY BOXING CLASS

CALL (571) 215-9282 for more information. 

For more information contact:   Aminta St. Onge

(980)721-0250   amintasto@carolina.rr.com

Research and Volunteer Opportunities!

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UNC is looking for people with Parkinson’s who have
orthostatic hypotension (blood pressure dropping,
often when you stand up) to participate in research.

a. The purpose of the study is to investigate whether
brain MRI scans can be useful in understanding autonomic
nervous system dysfunction in people with Parkinson’s disease.

b. If you would like to learn more and see if you are
eligible to participate, please contact Diana Drazheva at didiana@neurology.unc.edu or 919-962-5336