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Default Books explaining PD to children

I follow a blog by Elaine Benton from Great Britain, she writes about living with Parkinson’s and Gaucher’s disease. Today she posted about books that can help explain PD to young children.

My two granddaughters, ages 5 & 7, will be arriving for their summer visit in June, also known as “Camp Grandma,” so I thought I would check out these books. So far, the girls have not noticed anything different about their fun-filled Grandma but I want to be prepared for that day.

I wanted to share this information with others who have little ones.

http://elainebenton.blogspot.co.il/

http://voices.yahoo.com/5-great-chil...73.html?cat=38
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