‘While obtaining a Masters Degree in Non-Profit Administration at John Carroll University, one of my professors, who had worked with InMotion, Elizabeth Stiles, suggested I do an independent study assisting her in evaluating InMotion for a semester. We soon discovered a major missing piece of InMotion’s curriculum: art.
In January 2016, I started The Art Workshop at InMotion. We’ve been meeting once a week since.
The philosophy of the art sessions is rooted in creating a space of calmness and acceptance, where whatever is created is admired by all. ...
How a Parkinson’s diagnosis changed the course for an American Ninja Warrior
It was in a doctor’s office in 2003 when that 27-year-old Jimmy Choi’s course was forever changed. Doctors told him he had Parkinson’s disease.
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Hall of Famer and Boston Celtics legend John ‘Hondo’ Havlicek passed away at 79 in Jupiter, Florida on Thursday after battling Parkinson’s disease
A champion in every sense’: Celtics great John ‘Hondo’ Havlicek, 79, passes away after battling Parkinson’s disease having won eight NBA titles and an NCAA crown at Ohio State over his Hall of Fame career.
InMotion thanks ‘Shani in the City’
We’re so glad Shani Spiegle shone the spotlight on InMotion in “Shani in the City” (April 5) for our first Valentine’s Day event. The celebration was so important in helping us continue to create a caring community for those with Parkinson’s and their caregivers.
Mike Tindall Opens Up About His Father’s Battle with Parkinson’s Disease
As Princess Anne’s son-in-law, Tindall is using his public platform to speak out about the disease.
Parkinson’s Took Away My Ability to Walk—So Now I Run Marathons
At age 35, Rhonda Foulds of Justin, Texas, was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and was told to make the most of her next two decades. Today, she’s busy running the Boston Marathon to show that she’s not only taken back her body, but she’s also taken back her life.
Thankful Thursday – Bob Tucker
“Thankfulness and self-pity cannot coexist at the same time in the same heart. Whichever one is allowed ascendancy displaces the other. As it has been said, ‘You cannot serve two masters. Either you will love the one and hate the other or you will cling to the one and despise the other.’
That’s why at InMotion we people with Parkinson’s constantly encourage each other in thanksgiving. We remind each other that we have a lot going for us. ...
Thankful Thursday – Carolyn Weimer Ferenchak
The season of giving
The holiday season often calls on us to see others with the deepest appreciation for the gifts they’ve given us. Clients and carepartners often take time to let us know how InMotion has touched their lives.
Today we would like to share with you a #ThankfulThursday story from one of our clients:
“I first heard about InMotion when I was a patient of Dr. Riley. He described it as a place for PWP (People With Parkinson’s) to engage in exercise, which we’ve all heard is vital to maintaining health. ...
Thankful Thursday – Dr. Karen Jaffe
The holiday season evokes feelings of gratitude and an appreciation for all of the blessings we are fortunate to have in our lives.
Today we would like to share with you a #ThankfulThursday story from Dr. Karen Jaffe, one of our InMotion founders who is also a client:
“I was diagnosed with PD twelve years ago. One would think that being a physician would have given me a leg up on figuring out what was going on with me, but the truth is, it didn’t. ...
Thankful Thursday – Sister Lucia Haas
What are you thankful for?
There is so much to beauty to enjoy during the holiday season – including those around us who have helped us on our way, bringing us to where we are today.
Many clients have expressed their gratitude for the services provided and the community of support at InMotion. Today we would like to share with you a #ThankfulThursday story from one of our clients here at InMotion:
“I am a Sister of Notre Dame who just moved from Sarasota, Florida where I completed 39 years as president of Cardinal Mooney High School. ...