Past, Present Caregivers and Patients

[daddyt]

Join the Global Movement for Atypical Parkinsonism Awareness

Dear friends and community members,

As we continue to expand our reach across continents, I, Laura Louizos, Executive Director of the Coleen Cunningham Foundation (CCF), invite you to be part of a transformative journey. We're proud to represent voices from Canada, the USA, UK, India, and Australia, but our mission knows no borders.

We need your stories.

The Faces and Voices Campaign at CCF is more than just a collection of tales; it's a beacon of hope and a call to action for those affected by atypical Parkinsonism, including conditions like PSP (Progressive Supranuclear Palsy), MSA (Multiple System Atrophy), CBD (Corticobasal Degeneration) and DLB (Dementia with Lewy Bodies).

Your story can:

- Raise Awareness: Educate others about these often misunderstood conditions.

- Inspire Change: Motivate research, funding, and community support.

- Build Community: Connect with others who walk a similar path, finding solace and strength in unity.

Your voice matters. By sharing your experiences, you help illuminate the realities of living with atypical Parkinsonism, encouraging others to join our fight for better treatments, support systems, and ultimately, a cure.

How to Participate:

Please visit our campaign page for more details and to submit your story:

📌 Faces and Voices of Atypical Parkinsonism - pspawareness.com/.../faces-......

Together, let's turn personal narratives into a powerful global movement.

Thank you for considering being a part of this vital initiative.

With gratitude and hope,

Laura Louizos

Executive Director

Coleen Cunningham Foundation (CCF)

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Thanks!

Tim

[Nellini]

Thank you. Can a carer (wife) participate in lieu of person with PSP?

[daddyt in reply to Nellini]

Absolutely! We encourage anyone who has or had a connection to PSP-CBD, MSA and DLB, to share their stories. Faces and Voices is a global campaign to raise disease awareness. Awareness creates understanding, understanding creates the support needed for research to find a treatment and ultimately, a cure.

Tim

[Nellini in reply to daddyt]

Thanks!