Inspirational Stories

Empower the Parkinson’s community in British Columbia by providing resources and services to enable self-management, self-reliance, and self-advocacy.
An Empowering Journey of Strength

An Empowering Journey of Strength

Wendy Murray firmly believes that a healthy body equals a healthy mind. The Maple Bay mother of two and grandmother of one has always embraced an active lifestyle, participating in a variety of exercises including weights, yoga, cycling, hiking, and walking. A...

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“It is in Giving that We Receive”

“It is in Giving that We Receive”

When reflecting on his past community involvement, John Bos speaks of a rich variety of endeavours. Throughout many decades, he has dedicated himself to numerous projects, such as volunteering with Big Brothers & Big Sisters, initiating two outreach programs for...

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Living Life as He Chose 

Living Life as He Chose 

George Mauch is remembered as the guy with a big smile and helpful attitude by his closest loved ones. He was proud of his career accomplishments, dedicated to his family and friends, and truly embodied what it means to live life to the fullest. After being diagnosed...

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Finding Enjoyment from Simply Creating 

Finding Enjoyment from Simply Creating 

David Stevens has been involved in art all his life, on both a personal and professional level. He was an art teacher for many decades, starting his career at Matsqui Penitentiary in Abbotsford, and then teaching high school students for 30 years in Delta. David...

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Still Golfing, Just with a Cart Now

Still Golfing, Just with a Cart Now

Frieda deHaan describes her husband, Sidney, as a remarkable man. "If one door closes, he will find another to open,” she says. Amongst his friends, Sidney is known as the "Amazing Man" – not quite Superman, but certainly extraordinary in how he has handled...

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