2007 Parkinson's Events
 

2007 Parkinson's Events

My Parkinson's Info Newsletter
http://myparkinsonsinfo.com/

Some people find strength in their friendship with others in the Parkinson's community. If you would like to benefit from that strength, consider attending one or more of these events in 2007. Of course items in blue text are links to websites with more information.

Parkinson's Action Network Forum
Washington , DC, February 11 - 13

Young Onset Parkinson's Disease Retreat
Ocean Springs , MS, March 29-April 1

Annual Living Well with Parkinson's Conference for People with Parkinson's and Their Families
Edison , NJ, March 31
Contact Elizabeth at (732) 745-7520 or Elizabeth.Schaff@rwjuh.edu

Parkinson's Foundation of the Heartland, Annual Bi-State Symposium
Overland Park , KS, April 21
Link to all Parkinson's Foundation of the Heartland events and contacts

Philadelphia Walk for Parkinson's
Philadelphia , PA, April 21

2007 Unity Walk
New York , NY, April 28

National Parkinson Foundation Young-Onset Conference
Chicago , IL, July 5-8

Seattle-to-Portland Group Health Cycling Classic with Team Parkinson's
Seattle , WA, July 14-15
For more info, email: info@nwpf.org

Parkinson's Disease Fountation 50th Anniversary Educational Symposium
New York , NY, October 11-12

Parkinson's Foundation of the Heartland, Annual Bi-State Symposium
Oklahoma City , OK, November (date TBA)
Link to all Parkinson's Foundation of the Heartland events and contacts

17th International Congress on Parkinson's Disease and Related Disorders
Amsterdam , Netherlands, December 9-13

Each event has a slightly different purpose, so be sure it will satisfy your needs. If you want to learn more about the medical side of Parkinson's disease, you might attend a patient education event rather than a fund-raising or political event.

This is only a small sample of events. Please tell us about other events that are occurring in your area. If you email them to info@MyParkinsonsInfo.com we will post them on our website for thousands of visitors to see. We need to give people some more options that live in the South, Midwest and West.