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16 Tips to Increase Your Mobility Confidence While Living With Parkinson's Disease
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Parkinson's disease affects movement, coordination and mobility and as the disease progresses, it can often begin to ebb away at the confidence a person living with the condition has in their own abilities. However, all is not lost and there are ways ...




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