Closing soon! PRISM survey (EN,DE,FR,IT,ES,PT).

[CPT_Helen]

Parkinson's Movement would be so grateful for your help in completing this survey that explores your life and experiences with Parkinson's. The survey includes questions about how Parkinson's affects your day-to-day life. That is, your quality of life, emotions, relationships and ability to work. There are also questions about the medications, healthcare and other services that you use, to understand the impact of Parkinson's (practical, emotional and financial).

Please take this opportunity to help policy makers and clinicians understand how Parkinson’s affects your life and those around you.

The PRISM survey is available in six languages:

EN: smartsurvey.co.uk/s/PRISMsu...

DE: smartsurvey.co.uk/s/PRISM_de

ES: smartsurvey.co.uk/s/PRISM_es

FR: smartsurvey.co.uk/s/PRISM_fr

IT: smartsurvey.co.uk/s/PRISM_it

PT: smartsurvey.co.uk/s/PRISM_pt

[JohnPepper]

Good morning CPT_Helen

Are you interested to hear from someone who has been able to overcome most of his Pd symptoms and has lived Pd medication-free for the past 17 years?

If so, then I will fill in your questionaire.

[Yoginipoet in reply to JohnPepper]

John, you are an inspiration. Thank you for spreading your message of hope.

[chief-clerk1 in reply to JohnPepper]

Yes, I'm interested.

[LAJ12345]

You need a question on” have your symptom improved rather than deteriorated in the past 12 months and what are you doing that caused an improvement. “

[Johere4chat]

I have to tell you for the first time in more years than I care to count , I chose to be open about my dx. I debated about filling in the survey understanding that the answers needed may be both confronting and personal to share. I decided to participate. Question one. Country of origin.

Mine was not listed so I filled it in the box that was blank . 🇦🇺 a message came up . Sorry we do not require your input. Survey does not include your country. Things that make you go hmmmm came to mind. I am laughing. Some times serious is not the way to be.

[Sane1 in reply to Johere4chat]

Odd. Apparently World Parkinson’s Congress overstated the World part.