The Indie’s Parkinality columnist Julie Walker on why she hopes April’s World Parkinson’s Day was the last
Parkinality columnist Julie Walker on her preparations for World Parkinson's Day and the importance of raising awareness for the whole month
Get involved with World Parkinson's Day on Tuesday April 11 by lighting up buildings blue or getting creative with poetry
Julie Walker has tips on how to overcome the problems in everyday life caused by Parkinson's disease such as writing, dressing and brushing your teeth
Columnist Julie Walker takes a few examples of things everyone takes for granted and explains how having Parkinson's disease makes them much harder
Parkinality columnist Julie Walker discusses the concerning development that resulted in further surgery following her deep brain stimulation op
Julie Walker has been helping with a Parkinson's UK educational film and has also joined the World Parkinson's Day organising committee
Indie columnist Julie Walker gave a talk to Alzheimer's Research UK Drug Discovery Alliance researchers about living with Parkinson's disease
Parkinality columnist Julie Walker on how living with Parkinson's disease is like being a rubbish undercover agent
Columnist Julie Walker is having to keep up with her partner Andy Johnson after he got a new mobility scooter
Parkinality columnist Julie Walker hopes being 'switched on' after brain operation will help her to do much more than just taking out the rubbish
'I have a rechargeable handset which my consultant will connect by bluetooth to the battery pack under the skin on my chest and I will be switched on'
Parkinality columnist and Parkinson's disease sufferer Julie Walker on the brain surgery designed to improve her quality of life.
The Indie's Parkinality columnist Julie Walker looks at the many different ways you can get help and support after a Parkinson's diagnosis
Indie columnist Julie Walker, who writes about living with Parkinson's disease, reflects on her mixed Bish Bash experience...
Parkinality columnist Julie Walker on the postponement of her seven-hour brain operation using deep brain stimulation (DBS)
The Indie's Parkinality columnist Julie Walker on the items and services that can make staying active and mobile with Parkinson's disease a bit easier
Parkinality correspondent Julie Walker creates a YouTube video as she marks - but definitely does not celebrate - her 10th Parkinson's Awareness Month
'I'd picked up some sign language phrases from Rose and Giovanni on Strictly, but I didn't think the sign for 'applause' would be useful in hospital'
Parkinality columnist Julie Walker on coming to terms with the world post-lockdown