Checklist for all people with Parkinson’s who drive.
Second feature on the European participation in Life Survey focusing on patient quality of life, EPDA Plus examines the effects employment and finance have on younger people with Parkinson’s as they strive to balance work and lifestlyle considerations with living with a progressive neurological disease.
The results of an EPDA survey help to increase the understanding of what it is really like to live with Parkinson’s disease – both day and night.
A report on Helen Bate’s inspiring new publishing initiative providing illustrated books for older people.
Management strategies for these ‘unmentionable’ symptoms
How, when and where to use it in 29 countries
The Blue Badge is recognised in all European countries. When you display it on the dashboard, it allows you to make use of the same parking concessions allowed for the country's own citizens with disability.
The concessions do differ from country to country though so it's important to know where, when and for how long you can park in each country.
This AA leaflet provides details of using the Blue Badge and parking concessions in 29 countries.
Remember, If you are in any doubt about your rights, don't park.
Website:www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/overseas/blue-badge-users.html
Sex may become a problem for people with PD. Josje Hilgers discusses why and stresses the importance of encouraging open discussion of these problems with patients and their partners
