Get active in May to help people living with Parkinson's
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How will you step up?
Register
Sign up and set yourself a daily activity goal throughout the month of May.
Fundraise
Spread the word! Let everyone know you're Stepping Up and helping raise funds for Parkinson's NSW
Get Active
It's time to get active. Log your activity everyday in May and help make a big impact!
Why we need you to Step Up
5
The number of Australians under 40 who will receive the news today that they have Parkinson's
266
The number of people living in Australia who will be diagnosed with Parkinson's in the next 7 days
70,000
The number of people in NSW currently living with Parkinson's
400,000
The number of people in Australia predicted to be living with Parkinson's in 2040
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I'M STEPPING UP FOR...
Danielle McCarthy
My mum and dad
Although Dad now lives away from mum due to Lewy body dementia, she visits him every day and the love and adore each other.
Me PD story
I’m Geoffrey Duong, retired Financial IT forced by Parkinson Disease (PD) I have been living with PD for the last 12 years. In February 2023, I had Deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgery. Prior to DBS, I was taking a tablet every 2 hours to manage my pd symptoms. At the time my Neurologist had suggested to do DBS, I was so worried… Thanks to him for his professionalism, expertise in the field, I was referred to a neurosurgeon who convinced me to go through the successful 6 hrs long surgery. A big thank you all medical staff that helped me pulled through the surgery. Otherwise I would have been bed bound now, I believe. My current activities to help slow down my pd conditions while researchers are working on a treatment are: PD warrior, KOPD, speech therapy, walking in local parks and attend community support activity. Your contribution will be much appreciated And thank you for your continued supports.




For my continued own fight and advocacy for the rights of others to access the best Care available for their Parkinson’s.