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The Columbia Parkinson's Support Group is incorporated as a non-profit in the State of South Carolina. The mission of the Columbia Parkinson's Support Group is to provide the Parkinson's Community with a safe environment to obtain SUPPORT, INFORMATION, EDUCATION, create AWARENESS about Parkinson's Disease, and FUND RAISING to further research for the cure of Parkinson's Disease.
Our support group is located in the mid-lands of South Carolina; serving the counties of (but not limited to) Calhoun, Fairfield, Kershaw, Lexington, Orangeburg, Newberry, Richland, Saluda, and Sumter.
Meetings are open to anyone regardless of race, color, and national or ethnic origin. We welcome anyone afflicted with Parkinson's disease; anyone who has an interest in Parkinson's disease; as well as all visitors, family, friends, and guests to our monthly meetings. There is no cost to attend our meetings. |
September 21, 2008
Photo by Dottie Gantt |
| Please Bring Guests: Please don't forget, we always welcome any guests to come with you. The more your family, friends, neighbors, business associates, or anyone who has an interest in Parkinson's disease can learn about Parkinson's disease, the more support they can provide. We always welcome students from our universities and colleges - and professionals from the medical community! |
To learn more about our support group go to "ABOUT US" and "WHAT WE DO"
Note: The link on the "WHAT We DO" page may load slowly due to multiple videos
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"I have Parkinson's Disease, but Parkinson's Disease doesn't have me!"
Contributed by Dr. Ben Herz
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS --- There are several special events coming up. For more details and information about these events, our monthly meetings, and other calendar events, click here for 2013 Calendar Information
....and last but not least don't forget to visit our NEWS JUST FOR YOU! web page for even more news and information of interest just for you! We update often.
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"Life does not end with a Parkinson's Disease diagnosis."
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Your Privacy We respect your privacy and will not share your personal information with anyone else.
Visit Our Website Often
We update our site often to help keep you informed about our support group and with information about Parkinson's disease. We welcome and encourage you to Give Us Feedback how we can improve our web site.
Help Us to Help You
Our programs and services are possible because of the financial support of its members, and individual donors. We need your donations to continue to provide you and the Parkinson's Community with support, information, education, awareness, and to raise funds to help find a cure for Parkinson's. Click here to donate
Your donation doesn't always have to be financial or about money. While every amount counts, you can also donate and contribute your time and your talents to help us. Volunteering to any cause that's important to you can be extremely gratifying. Click here to volunteer.
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A Great Place For Conversation, Discussion, and Exchange. Visit our Blog and join in to the conversation.
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Thank You!
Thank You for visiting our web site -and- Thank You for supporting and caring for those with Parkinson's Disease.
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“Every PD patient is unique and everything about his or her disease is specific to him or her and ONLY to him or her. PD has only one time - NOW, the present. The previous hours do not forecast how you are going to feel. The only thing that is predictable about this disease is its unpredictability.”
~~Written by Rick Kramer and Margaret Tuchman~~ |
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