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JUNE 2019
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As I finished writing this, there were only…238 days 13 hours 14
minutes 17 seconds until Christmas
I can’t imagine anyone already counting the days until Christmas
unless you’re in the poinsettia business. And I’ve never heard of
anyone counting the days until Thanksgiving. But if you’re
interested, as I write this, there are 212 days until Thanksgiving
2019. But, why wait? Any and every day is a good day to be
thankful.
Around DAPS there is so much to be thankful for, and there is
more than one way to say, “Thank you.”
• We have just completed our most successful Non-Event
fundraiser ever. The “Deep in the Heart of Texas” campaign was fun
and we raised over $60,000. In Spanish—Gracias!
• DAPS has some of the most dedicated and gifted exercise,
speech, and group leaders to be found anywhere. In
French—Merci!
• The DAPS GEM program continues to grow, and we have over 50
GEMs contributing over $2,000 a month total. In German—Danke!
• In over 20 locations with close to 50 classes a week, we are
reaching more and more people who need the services that DAPS
offers. And with that, we are making a difference for so many. In
Italian—Grazie!
How Do You Say Thanks?A message from DAPS Executive Director
Mike Miles
thank you 3
medication management 3
tips for daily living 4
non-event donations 5-7
memorials, honors, donations 8
gems 8
group schedule 9-10
upcoming events 11
upcoming meetings 12
Monday, June 17, 201912:30 - 2:30 p.m.
JUNEgeneral
membershipmeeting
Thanks continues on Page 3View event sponsors on page 2.
We appreciate their support!
Dallas Area Parkinsonism Society Presents:
KENNETH H. COOPER, MD, MPH DAPS
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Location:
Cooper Hotel II – Berkley Room
12300 Preston Road Dallas, TX 75230
Complimentary valet parking available
Light refreshments served afterward
Registration Required by midnight, June 12
http://bit.ly/CooperLAA2019
SPEAKER: Dr. Kenneth Cooper (See page 2 for speaker bio)
TOPIC: Preventive Medicine & Parkinsonism
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Dedicated to impacting and improving the lives of those affected
by
Parkinson’s disease
Executive DirectorMike Miles
Board of DirectorsChad Swank, Ph.D., President
Jo Klein, Vice President Barbara Glass, Secretary
Greg Wood, Treasurer Jim Struble, Advisory Council Liaison
Advisory CouncilSarah Atwood Charlene Noe Ben Casey Sandi
Pautler Carlie Dorshaw-Moe Joyce Susman Pat Goukler Barbara Taylor
Shirley Hand
Medical Advisory BoardShilpa Chitnis, M.D., Ph.D. Richard B.
Dewey, Jr., M.D.
Thomas D. Franklin, Jr., Ph.D. Richard L. Fulbright, Ph.D.
Dwight C. German, Ph.D. Aashoo Mentreddi, M.D.
Padraig O’Suilleabhain, M.D. Nirav Pavasia, M.D.
Alexander Peralta, M.D. R. Malcolm Stewart, M.D.
Gary L. Tunell, M.D.
NewsletterJill Dominguez, Managing Editor Pam Michel, Production
Editor
The DAPS newsletter is published monthly as an information guide
only, and does not serve as legal
or medical advice. We welcome your feedback, contributions or
requests. Please send to or contact:
Carrie Marquis 972-620-7600
[email protected]
All submissions must be received by the first of the month
preceding publication date
and are subject to editing.
Martha BonillaJared CaplanChris ClausenPatty CookMartha
FiddesBentley FosterHarold Kellogg
Mary Ellen MaloneChick MartinFred RansdellGreg RectorMarilyn
StewartBob Vlach
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JUNE SPEAKER:
Kenneth H. Cooper, MD, MPH
Kenneth H. Cooper DAPS Lifetime Achievement AwardSponsors
Recognized as the leader of the international physical fitness
movement and credited with motivating more people to exercise in
pursuit of good health than any other person, Dr. Kenneth Cooper
has long advocated moving the field of medicine away from disease
treatment to disease prevention. The Cooper philosophy, "It is
easier to maintain good health through proper exercise, diet, and
emotional balance than to regain it once it is lost,” has been
proven valid in scientific research.
In 2017, DAPS honored Dr. Cooper with a special emeritus award
for his contributions to improving the lives of those affected by
Parkinson’s disease. DAPS will continue to honor his legacy and
acknowledge his contributions in the field of Movement Disorders by
awarding the Kenneth H. Cooper, MD, MPH Lifetime Achievement Award
to a deserving candidate annually.
Join us at this year’s event, during which we will present the
3rd annual Lifetime Achievement Award to Cheryl Sutterfield-Jones,
President and CEO of Frontiers of Flight Museum. Dr. Cooper will
share his vision that being connected to a group or class helps
people accept their condition, and exercise helps their physical
well-being. You will also be inspired by stories of Cheryl’s
achievements and contributions to the community.
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THANK YOU to our sponsor for the
May General Membership Meeting.
We appreciate your generosity!
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• We have successfully incorporated top-notch new programs and
signature events into the DAPS annual calendar, including the KEEP
MOVING! SYMPOSIUM, Dr. Kenneth H. Cooper Lifetime Achievement
Award, and Vizient Community Day. In Swedish—Tack!
• We continue to add self-supporting Move.Laugh.Connect. groups
in senior communities all over the Dallas area. In
Portuguese—Obrigado!
• DAPS continues to gain recognition, with increasingly
sought-after services and more sponsors contributing to our great
work. In Afrikaans—Dankie!
• We could not continue to do all the things we do without
committed volunteers and without the help of so many who generously
support the work of DAPS with their donations.
In English—Thank you! Or to quote Elvis, “Thank you, thank you
very much!”
Thanks continued from front page Medication Managementby Holly
Smith
Anyone living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) understands how
confusing and frustrating it can be to manage medications. Michael
McGiboney, RPh, knows the challenges firsthand. A Director of
Pharmacy over children’s hospitals for Vizient, he was diagnosed
with Parkinson’s in August 2017 after being a caregiver for his
father, who also had PD.
As the guest speaker for the DAPS October General Meeting,
Michael talked about the diferrence between a pharmacist's
knowledge of drugs versus a patient's understanding of drugs
prescribed. “I want to help fill in some gaps in managing
prescriptions for patients,” he said.
Some Parkinson’s patients rely on single-drug therapy, which may
help manage symptoms, but with increased dosage can also cause
increased side effects and decreased effectiveness. Multiple-drug
therapy, or using different drugs that work via different pathways,
is another option to treat PD; however, this method can be more
expensive and make tracking dose times more difficult. Advantages
to using multiple-drug therapy include improved outcome, reduced
dosages of each medicine, reduced expense, and reduced side
effects. Michael also discussed how these side effects can be
different for each patient. “Probabilities listed in literature are
for the number or percentage of all patients taking a specific drug
that may have a certain effect, not probability that one person
will have a side effect,” Michael said.
Medication management is an important part of drug therapy.
Issues with medication management can cause dizziness, instability,
falls, confusion, loss of energy, and repeat doctor visits. “It has
been found that ten percent of all hospital visits are due to
medication mismanagement,” said Michael. Some things that can be
done to prevent medication mismanagement include maintaining a
current and comprehensive list of medications, making sure care
partners have a copy of the list of medications, and keeping track
of medications with pill reminders and organizers (pillboxes). “The
best method to track your medications is the easiest one for you to
use,” he said. Advantages to using pillboxes are, ideally: they
hold everything (preferably for a week); they are
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portable and well labeled; and they are easy to get into, but
secure enough not to pop open. Phone apps are also a way to track
and organize medications. App benefits include readily available
medication lists and photos, as well as drug interaction
information and pharmacy contacts. However, some practical problems
for Parkinson’s patients using apps are that they can be hard to
see, they need a steady hand to be used, and setup can be
challenging.
Medication management can be frustrating, but by keeping the
lines of communication open with your doctor, and taking advantage
of methods to track medication and dosing, the frustration can be
alleviated.
We are very grateful to Michael and the members of the Vizient
pharmacy team who were at the meeting and took time to meet with
attendees, answering pharmaceutical and medication-related
questions, as well as helping to install apps on phones.
Holly Smith is an employee of Vizient, Inc., and a volunteer for
Dallas Area Parkinsonism Society.
Do you ever walk into a room and forget why? Next time, try
closing your eyes to jog your memory.
Your brain is a mysterious organ that researchers are still
trying to better understand. Brain Awareness Week is a global
campaign that raises public awareness about the progress and
benefits of brain research, including research into the causes of
Parkinson's disease (PD) and how to treat it. This year we wanted
to provide you with 12 ways you can enhance your cognitive
function, starting right now:
1. Keep LearningChoose activities that keep your brain working.
Set out to complete a complex goal or learn something new. Start
with watching a new video on our YouTube channel.2. Eat a Healthy
DietFollowing the Mediterranean Diet can help people with
Parkinson's slow levadopa absorption into the brain. This diet not
only helps the brain, but can reduce blood pressure and
cardiovacular disease. 3. Take a Book with YouReading is a complex
task that requires multiple parts of the brain to work together. A
complex book can improve
memory and cause positive neurological changes that last even
after you stopped reading.
4. Stay SocialStaying social has been proven to help retain
cognitive sharpness. Surround yourself with people who make you
laugh and smile, or make new friends at Parkinson’s support groups.
Get to know us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.5. Keep Calm
Stress of any kind can temporarily worsen PD symptoms. Meditating
just 15 minutes a day can bring a sense of calm and the ability to
see things more clearly.
6. Get Enough SleepMaintain a regular sleep schedule; get up and
go to bed the same time every day. Not sure where to start? Try
Sleep: A Mind Guide to Parkinson's Disease.7. Keep Track of
MedicationsEstablishing a daily routine helps keep you on track
with medications and exercise regiments. It can also help with
sleep and digestion issues. Watch this guided meditation video to
get started now. 8. Increase Your Heart Rate Intense exercise can
improve efficiency of your brain cells using dopamine and lessen PD
symptoms.
9. Give Your Brain a WorkoutCreativity in everyday life provides
excellent mental stimulation. Vary your activity to keep the mind
strong and healthy. Draw, paint or write your My PD Story.
10. Groove to the MusicListening to music can improve memory.
Singing and dancing to a song helps cognitive and physical
functions. Research shows that exercise, social stimulation and
singing can help postpone PD symptoms.
11. Drink CaffeineSeveral studies have shown that caffeine may
reduce the risk of developing Parkinson’s. A cup a day may also
help with motor symptoms, boosting memory and lowering the risk of
depression.
12. Laugh Out LoudLaughing stimulates different areas in the
brain. Some studies show laughing can also improve short-term
memory. Watching a funny movie or cat video is also a natural
stress reducer
Tips for Daily Living: 12 Ways to Boost Your Brain Power
Reprinted with permission from the Parkinson's Foundation. The
original article appeared on Parkinson.org/Blog.
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Anonymous Donor
Bergner-Stewart FundAllan & Kerry GillanDon & Barbara
RampRobert & Sally Woodward
Gene & Donna BursonPam & Matt MichelGene & Koleda
Swaithes
Dick Flunker
in honor of Barbara FlunkerKathleen Hartless
in memory of Patrick & Madeline Ryan, Rita Fries, &
Jeanne Bentz
Robert Hartlessin memory of Elbert & Eleanor Hartless
Charles MartinMike Miles
in memory of Kevin MilesPaul SalzbergerSamuel Sanford
in memory of Lena M. SanfordWillie Mae Tenison
in honor of Bill ArmstrongCindy & Paul Weatherall
in memory of Sherry Burke
Sarah B. Atwoodin memory of Bob Staton & Gary Atwoodin honor
of Ann Staton & Jill Dominguez
Betty Bairdin memory of Loy Baird & John McLimans
Mary BrinkerMary Ann Cathey
in memory of Gary GrissomAnnabelle CatterallPatricia
CliftonRichard A. DoellingJill DominguezBarbara Glass
Donations to the Eleventh Annual Non-Event
Thank you to all
who gave!
Deep in the Heart of
Honoring
Parkinson’s Awareness Month
April 2019
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Cotton Field $5,000 +
Bluebonnet $500 +
Cowboy Buckle $250 +
Oil Well $20,000 +
Mockingbird $1,000 +
Donations continue on Page 6
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Barry GouklerBert & Jo KleinJim & Barbara Lasater
in honor of Jim LasaterDaniel NovakGuy & Kay SenterDeborah
Shannon
in memory of Danforth W. StarrMike & Linda SwansonCarolyn B.
ThomasRobert VlachHome Care Assistance of Dallas
Larry & Jana BarkerMr. William Basham
in memory of Robert RoseAldeen BemMartha BonillaShelley
BroylesEdna Buentipo
in honor of George Buentipo, Fe Ramos, Remy Bacani
Philip Burkein memory of Sherry Burke
Wanda CallBen CaseyJoe & Janet CuevasBarrillon Dougherty
in memory of Clarice & Brook Dougherty
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Cowboy Hat $100 +
Deep in the Heart of
Cowboy Buckle $250 +
Donations continue on Page 7
Donations continued from Page 5
Rosemary Edwardsin memory of Bill Edwards & Oma O’Neil
Drew & Marcia FinnBentley FosterCecilio C. GarciaSherry
George
in memory of Charles CapertonDr. Dwight GermanAnn Heidger
in memory of William HeidgerHarold KelloggMs. Jackie KriegerTom
& Rosemary LootensDennis & Melody Lynch
in memory of Robert Morris RosePeggy Martin
in honor of Sarah AtwoodJoan Mason
in memory of Elvis MasonDonna Miles
in memory of Jenny MilesLouis P. NeebJim NeitzelSandra
NelsonSandra Newberg
in honor of Al NewbergCharlene Noe
in memory of Virgil Noe & South Garland deceased
participants
Dr. Javier RamirezFred RansdellWayne RichBonnie RobertsDavid
SallerPaul SalzbergerAnita & Andy SchoenebergerStanley
ScottMitch & Barbara SingletonAngela SmithJoyce Susman
in memory of Beril SusmanDr. Chad SwankJames ThompsonTheresa
WhittenGreg Wood
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Cowboy Boots Up to $99
More Non-Event Donations, Y’all!
The stars at night are big and bright — deep in the heart of
Texas!
The prairie sky is wide and high — deep in the heart of
Texas!
The sage in bloom is like perfume — deep in the heart of
Texas!
Reminds me of the one I love — deep in the heart of Texas!
Deep in the Heart of Texas
Anonymous individualsShelley AdayMaryann AllumsLieselotte
BeeneRichard C. Bower
in memory of Barbara SeymourMabel BowldenPatricia CookDebra
Cox
in honor of Michele WhiteCarlie Dorshaw-MoeJo Anna EvansRosemary
FrancisSuzanne Harned
in memory of Jim Harned and Ann OrrTommie Harris
in memory of Jack Harris andin honor of Sarah Atwood
Laurie JacksonDotty Kilpatrick
in memory of George KilpatrickMarsha Kreitman
in memory of Jacob KreitmanFrank & Barbara LaneLeon &
Marilyn LevinLee Mann
in memory of John Cliff Gail
Wayne MartinJanie McNeil
in memory of Jenny MilesHelene MorrisRod MyersEmilia ReynaKaren
RichRon & Breezy Rock
in memory of Harry WilsonDiane & Rick RogersJoseph L.
SailorsRobert & Gloria SanchezBarbara SchraderHolly ScottPaul
ScottLue TaffJohnnie ThompsonDennis & Gloria VerbeekRandy
VisserSue WatkinsDorothy Watts
in memory of R.N. WattsJack Whiteside
in memory of Sherry BurkeJeanne WitteDAPS @ South Garland
in appreciation of DAPS
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In memory of Madelyn Morris WolfeFrom: Sharon Blend
In honor of Sharon RushFrom: Heather Nash
In honor of Jill DominguezFrom: Claudia Hardenburg
Donation to DAPSFrom: Lila Bryan Mr. John Daniel Madeliene
Dickson Jill Dominguez Gwendolyn Fadke George Handley Rod Myers
Winfield Padgett Ryan Smith Ryan Wagner Dr. Hugh Wood Acadia Acorda
Therapeutics DAPS @ Hunters Glen (Plano) DAPS @ Preston Hollow
(Dallas) DAPS @ Trinity (Duncanville) DAPS McKinney Facebook Harbor
Chase of the Park Cities Pepsico Employee Giving Program Thrivent
Choice US WorldMeds
Memorials • Honors • DonationsApril 2019
Anonymous Sarah Atwood Larry & Jana Barker Laura Boyle Carol
Brandle Shirley Brouillette Edna Buentipo John & Wanda Call
Malinda Cannon Larry Christensen Mitzi Clark Christian Clausen
Patty Cook Debbie Cox Bruce & Janiece Crozier Kim Dague Richard
Doelling Betty Dorsey Raul & Jill Dominguez Katie & Manford
Edgington Bentley & Iris Foster William & Karen George
Barbara Glass Barry & Pat Goukler Ann Heidger Geri & Harold
Kellogg Jo & Bert Klein Leon & Marilyn Levin Scott
MacPherson Michael & Lori McGiboney John Marty Glen &
Frances Main Chip & Ginny Melara Pam & Matt Michel
Donna Miles Mike Miles Carlie Moe Bobbi & John Myers Rod
Myers Susan Norvell Tom & Cecilia Pajda Sandi Pautler Jon
Peacock Fred Ransdell John Rapier Greg Rector Marguerite Riccardi
David & Beverly Rivers Marcie Salamone Samuel B. Sanford
Charles Schlinke Robyn & Bud Seitzler Shelby Smith Jim Struble
Joyce Susman Dr. Chad Swank Linda & Mike Swanson Leslie &
Brad Tarkington Randy Visser Bob & Dottie Vlach John & Ruth
Walker Carole Ann Watson Michael Watson Cindy Weatherall Michele
White Diana Winkelmann Sharon & Greg Wood
GEMs are donors who Give Every Month.Our GEMs are very
valuable!
Sign up on the DAPS website:
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About Memorials, Honors, and Donations
Flowers fade within days. Memorial tributes to DAPS have a
lasting effect, funding our more than 25 Parkinson’s exercise,
speech, and support groups and education programs.
Your generous donations will be listed in our DAPS newsletter.
Both you and your honoree will receive letters of acknowledgment
and thanks, but the dollar amount will be included in your letter
only for tax purposes.
Send these special tributes to the DAPS office, with
instructions regarding who the donation is in honor of or in memory
of and who should be recognized as the donor.
You may also make memorial donations at daps.us.
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DALLAS
Preston Hollow UMC6315 Walnut Hill Ln, Dallas
(214-363-4393)Group Exercise:Tue/Thu...10:30–11:30 amSpeech
Group:Tuesday...11:30 am–12:30 pm*†South Paws
Boxing:Mon/Wed...1:30–2:30 pm* Call 214-702-6559 or
[email protected] for info
Finley Ewing Cardiovascular & Fitness Center, Studio 35721
Phoenix Dr, Dallas (214-345-4625)Dance for Movement
Disorders:Tue/Thu…2:00–3:15 pm
Edgemere8523 Thackery St, Dallas (214-265-9100)Move &
Stretch:2nd & 4th Tuesday...2:00–3:00 pm
Belmont Village Turtle Creek3535 N. Hall Street, Dallas
(214-559-7015)Move.Laugh.Connect.Friday…1:15–2:15 pm
Town North Family YMCA 4332 Northaven Rd, Dallas, Rm MP2
(214-357-8431)Move.Laugh.Connect.Tue/Thu…1:00–2:00 pm
Walnut Place5155 Glen Lakes Dr, Dallas
(214-361-8923)Move.Laugh.Connect.Friday…10:00–11:00 am
Lake Pointe Church at White Rock9150 Garland Rd, Dallas
(214-324-1425)Group Exercise: Wednesday…9:30–10:30 amSpeech
Group:Wednesday...10:30–11:15 amPartners-in-Care
Group:Wednesday...10:15–11:15 am
NORTHEAST
St. Gabriel the Archangel Church110 St. Gabriel Way, McKinney
(214-548-4357)Group Exercise:‡Tue/Fri...10:15–11:15 am‡ Exercise on
3rd Tue follows the Support Group Meeting (11:10 am–noon)
Title Boxing Club of Allen:503 W McDermott Dr #100, Allen
(214-644-2640)†Boxing for PD:Tue/Thu...10:30–11:30
amSat…10:15–11:15 amInfo: 214-644-2640
Hunters Glen Baptist Church4001 Custer Rd, Plano
(972-867-1610)Group Exercise:Mon/Thu...9:45–10:45 amSpeech
Group:Thursday...11:00–11:45 amPartners-in-Care
Group:Monday...9:45–10:45 am
Arapaho United Methodist Church1400 W Arapaho Rd, Richardson
(972-231-1005)Group Exercise:Tuesday...10:00–11:00
amFriday...9:45–10:45 am
Tribe Wellness Gym100 N Cottonwood Dr #108, Richardson
(214-702-6559)†South Paws Boxing:Monday...9:30–10:30
amMon/Thurs...6:30–7:30 pmTues/Fri…1:30–2:30 pm†Tai
Chi:Mon/Fri…10:45–11:45 am Wed…9:00–10:00 am
All groups and classes are free of charge to participants unless
noted with an asterisk. To order the activity book ($25 each) for
the Move.Laugh.Connect. classes, call 972-620-7600.
Dates/times subject to change. See daps.us/groups or call
972-620-7600 for more information.†DAPS members receive
discount.
Dallas Area Parkinsonism Society exercise • speech • support
groups
6370 LBJ Fwy Ste 170Dallas, TX 75240-6400
972-620-7600 • [email protected]
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EAST
South Garland Baptist Church1330 E Centerville Rd, Garland
(972-271-5428)Group Exercise:Mon/Thu...10:30–11:30 amSpeech Group:
Mon/Thu… 9:30–10:15 amPartners-in-Care Group:Thursday...10:30–11:30
am
Mesquite Rehabilitation Institute1023 North Belt Line Rd,
Mesquite (972-216-2400)Group Exercise:Tuesday...10:00–11:00
amSpeech Group: Tuesday...9:30–10:00 am
SOUTHWEST
Trinity United Methodist Church1302 S Clark Rd, Duncanville
(972-296-2155)Group Exercise:Monday...2:00–3:00 pmNo class last
Monday of the monthThursday...2:00–3:00 pmSpeech
Group:Monday...1:00–1:45 pmPartners-in-Care Group: 2nd
Monday...1:00–2:00 pm
Cyclone Indoor Cycling1724 Broad St, Suite 100, MansfieldWWAP
Spin ClassTue/Thu…10:30–11:15 am†Cyclone membership required Small
class sizes. Please call in advance to RSVP: 817-769-2723
www.cycloneindoorcycling.com
NORTHWEST
Landing at Watermere Frisco4300 Cotton Gin Rd, Frisco
(972-798-7000)
Move.Laugh.Connect.Tuesday...10:00–11:00 amThursday…1:00–2:00
pm
Lakeview at Josey Ranch2105 N Josey Ln, Carrollton
(972-466-4433)
Move.Laugh.Connect.Monday...12:30–1:30 pm
Grace Lutheran Church1200 E Hebron Pkwy, Carrollton
(972-492-4474)Group Exercise:Wednesday...10:00–11:00 amSpeech
Group:Wednesday…11:00 am–12:00 pm
MacArthur Hills Sr. Living1295 Kinwest Pkwy, Las Colinas
(469-251-4349)Group Exercise:Tue/Fri...10:00–11:00 am
MONTHLY SUPPORT GROUPS
University Park United Methodist Church4024 Caruth Blvd, Dallas
(214-368-1435)2nd Monday…1:00–3:00 pm
St. Gabriel the Archangel Church110 St. Gabriel Way, McKinney
(214-548-4357)3rd Tuesday…10:00–11:00 am
Trinity United Methodist Church1302 S Clark Rd, Duncanville
(972-296-2155)Last Monday...6:00–8:00 pm
Dallas Area Parkinsonism Society exercise • speech • support
groups
6370 LBJ Fwy Ste 170Dallas, TX 75240-6400
972-620-7600 • [email protected]
NEW CLASSES COMING SOON!
New classes and locations will be added soon to the DAPS
exercise and speech offerings—Harbor Chase of Park Cities and
Harbor Chase of Plano will each be adding a Move.Laugh.Connect.
class. Stay tuned for schedule information.
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Upcoming Events
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The Parkinson's Foundation
MOVING DAY DFWA Walk for Parkinson's
Saturday, October 5, 2019
Lone Star Park │ Grand Prairie, TX
Registration begins 8:30 a.m. Walk starts 10:00 a.m.
Help beat Parkinson's!Form your walk team today at
MovingDayDFW.orgFor more information, contact Debbie Nathan
at
214-469-7661 or [email protected].
PEOPLE WHO MOVECHANGE THE WORLD
Join us online Thursday, September 19,
as we celebrate North Texas Giving Day with hundreds of other
North Texas nonprofits.
This 1-day event has become DAPS' 2nd-biggest fundraising event
after the
Non-Event. Mark your calendar and stay tuned for more
information!
3rd ANNUAL KEEP MOVING! SYMPOSIUMSaturday, September 21, 2019
9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Lovers Lane United Methodist Church 9200 Inwood Road, Dallas, TX
75220
More information coming soon!
https://www.northtexasgivingday.org/npo/dallas-area-parkinsonism-society
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DALLAS JULY JUBILEE LUNCHEON
Location: University Park United Methodist Church Fellowship
HallDate: Monday, July 15, 2019, 12:30 p.m. (3rd Monday and early
start time)Entertainment: Me & Pooch
Join us as we celebrate the birthday of our founder, Clarice
Dougherty, with a Texas barbecue luncheon!DAPS will provide the
meat, and you bring your favorite salad, side dish or dessert!
RSVP required by July 12
DUNCANVILLE ANNUAL POTLUCK DINNER
Location: 1302 S Clark Rd, Duncanville, TX 75137Date: Monday,
June 24, 2019Time: 6:00 p.m.
Entertainment by Dixieland SwingCall 972-298-4556 for more
information.
MCKINNEY GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
Location: St Gabriel the Archangel ChurchAddress: 110 St Gabriel
Way, McKinney, TX 75071Date: Tuesday, June 18, 2019Time: 10:00
a.m.Speaker: Dr. Michael Braitsch, PT, DPTTopic: Benefits of
Exercise for PD
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