Andrew Cheal tells us how Table Tennis has been beneficial to his Parkinson's health. Muz, his coach, tells us how it's so cheap and easy to play.

Two brave people describe their experience of having had the DBS (Deep Brain Stimulation) operation. It's all positive .... if you are right for this operation ... go do it!

Nick Ephgrave has worked as a Local Adviser for Parkinson's UK for over 15 years.

What he doesn't know about the help you can get is not worth knowing!

Have a listen to his advice and knowledge. Asnd he's funny.

The Parkinson's UK Brain Bank is the world's only brain bank solely dedicated to Parkinson's research.

The Brain Bank, based at Imperial College London, collects precious tissue from people with and without Parkinson's who have decided to leave their brains to Parkinson's research.

The donation of brain tissue has already led to major advances in our understanding of Parkinson's, and resulted in new treatments being developed and tested.

People with and without Parkinson's can sign up and pledge to donate their brain for research. Donation is not an easy decision and we are extremely grateful to the donors and their families who have chosen to do this.

This is a recording of a talk which Prof David Dexter gave to the Kensington and Chelsea Parkinson's Support Group all about the Brain Bank. He kindly allowed us to share it with you all.

Nigel Craig and an anonymous lady both share their experiences as Carers to their loved ones who have Parkinson's.

These are open and honest feelings.

And a new suggestion for replacing the word "Carer"!!

Justin Fields was 26 when he got diagnosed with Parkinson's .... 12 years later, he has had DBS and climbed Kilimanjaro.

This is a great listen! You can also SEE it on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sgOBXhaCPk

Blake Bookstaff lives in Tennessee, USA. He's written a book about his experience of being diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson's. He is very positive and it is good to have someone from across the pond!

Rory Cellan-Jones, of Movers and Shakers fame, chatted with me about his experiences with Parkinson's, his piano lessons and his rescue dog!

He's a very upbeat and lovely man ... I think you'll enjoy this:)