Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist

[Willowden]

Thank you to whoever suggested watching this- I came across it accidentally whilst searching old posts last week.

Whilst lamenting the fact that my mum is not able to leap up and burst into song, I did enjoy it. It made me laugh and cry and has inspired me to do something to raise PSP awareness, although I’m not quite sure what that is yet!

Keep going everyone. We are all dealing with a horrible disease but we are doing the best we can.

[Hiking13]

I have been wanting to watch this, is it on Netflix?

[Doublereeder in reply to Hiking13]

I'm not sure, have you tried searching for it? It is a great series if you can. Are you in UK? If so, I think it was Channel 4, possibly 5, so trying searching via their catch up browsers.

[Willowden in reply to Hiking13]

Season 1 was on Amazon Prime and I think season 2 can be found on All Four- or whatever the Channel Four catch-up channel is.

[Doublereeder in reply to Willowden]

Season 2?! Hurrah, searching for it now!

[Richard33]

Yes I loved it when I watched it a couple of years back and as my wife slips into a state of becoming harder and harder to understand with CbD it is all the more poignant. Sad but great to bring PSP into the mainstream.

Richard x

[Willowden in reply to Richard33]

Yes, I’m pretty sure I came across it on one of your posts so thank you. I binge watched Season 1 over 3 days! Need a break before season 2.

[Richard33 in reply to Willowden]

Oh wow! I did not even realise there was a Season 2.....So thanks for thatx

[LittleOllie in reply to Richard33]

What programme is it?

[Richard33 in reply to LittleOllie]

Zoe's Extraordinary Playlist on Channel 4 (4OD) if you are in the UK - very poignant how a daughter can contact her dad even though he is rendered mute by PSP.

Richard

[daddyt]

How about a dance-a-thon when Covid measures are eased?

Tim x

[Richard33 in reply to daddyt]

Tim,I still think I would be the worst dancer of us all!

Richard

[daddyt in reply to daddyt]

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