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For patients and families following the research pipeline, understanding what each phase means helps set realistic expectations: Phase 1: Tests safety and dosing in a small number of participants (20-80). The primary question to be answered is: Is this safe? Success rate for proceeding to Phase 2: approximately 60-70%. Phase 2: Tests efficacy in a larger group (100-300). The primary question to be answered is: Does this work? Success rate for proceeding to Phase 3: approximat

If you have a permanent disability and lifelong need for attendant care support, you may be eligible for a Companion Card to help with the costs of getting out and about. This is a great idea for participating venues and assists with ensuring that those of us with PD are still getting out and about. As we know it is very important to stay social and participate in the regular events that happen around Brisbane. I am a little surprised in the knowledgement that I had no idea

Handout 2 at this month's meeting was some home practice Anunciations. Say each line three or four times. But remember, do not worry about speed. Focus on speaking clearly, even if you must over enunciate at first. A - Around the rugged rocks the ragged rascal ran. B - Big black bug bit a big black bear and the big black bear bled black blood. C - Can I cook a proper cup of coffee in a copper coffee pot? D - Don't doubt the doorbell, but differ with the doorknob. E - Eight g

htps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV_u56PsD5gt Now hear this everybody: David has provided the first bit of valuable information for this new Geebung BLOG. And in a true reflection of his ongoing contribution to the cause it is The Pheasant Plucking Song. All together now... I have provided some backup music in the link above for some added inspiration.... "The Pheasant Plucking Song": Me husband is a keeper, he's a very busy man, I try to understand him and I help him all I

Staying informed is essential for members of the Geebung Support Group who rely on David Martin’s monthly updates to navigate the challenges of living with PD. These meetings provide valuable information but sometimes it can be difficult to recall or access all the insights shared. This blog post offers access to some of the information provided and an opportunity to add to it through comments and input into the group. How to Access Meeting Information David Martin’s updates

David Martin is a long term observer of trends and influences in the field of Parkinsons disease.