Cure Parkinson's Patron Mike Tindall and his parents on the impact of Parkinson's on their family

In this poignant film created by BBC Breakfast, Mike Tindall speaks openly with his parents about how his father Philip's Parkinson's diagnosis has impacted the family. Cure Parkinson's Trustee Lyndsey Isaacs also speaks to Dan Walker on BBC Breakfast about Parkinson's, and the impact of the pandemic on the Parkinson's community.

[@carolynsole4651]

This was really interesting for me. My Dads birthday was June 14th, he passed in May this year. My Dad was very physically sick after cancer 15 years before. My husband has Parkinsons, it's harder in so many ways for me. My husband and son both big rugby players and fans of you. Thank you for doing this Mike, so appreciated x

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Bless you for getting involved Mike. I'm 64 and was diagnosed with Parkinson's 18 mths ago. I used to mountain bike , ski , play tennis and more.... and these are the less embarrassing symptoms 😅! Anything that can be done to find a cure! Best Mark D.