Try and stop me!
It’s about my family!
I’m feeling fine!
If it wasn’t for PD I wouldn’t be a painter!
I’m stepping up to the mic!
I’ve been a bad girl and now I’m making up for it!
I don’t wait, I live now!
I’m so relieved you all now know!
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ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR SIMON LEWIS IS A LITTLE OBSESSED WITH FINDING A WAY TO SLOW AND PERHAPS EVEN STOP PARKINSON’S DISEASE.
Good news to brighten up your day
Bernie took over the Garvan for a night
April 13, 2016Click on link to watch a movie of the panel discussion: Geoff Gary John John McDonald Paul Glenda Anthony Clyde…
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Three weeks to go!
March 27, 2016The It’s Not Funny team wishes you all a relaxing Easter break! The Easter weekend marks another milestone in our preparation…
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The Big Event
March 13, 2016At It’s Not Funny we have been looking for a way to promote the Bernie dashboard doll and raise awareness for…
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Bernie doesn’t just shake.
Let’s see how being positive living with parkinson’s disease is one of the best medicines
The Garvan Institute Of Medical Research
Bernie doesn’t just shake! is a 4 day exhibition about people living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) that have re-invented themselves and as a result are benefiting from their positive attitude.
Upcoming events
Another special night is being planned as we speak …
If you thought Bernie was good wait until you meet Robyn. She wants to celebrate the pleasures of life with you. One in particular.
STAY TUNED FOR AN UPDATE.
Being photographed
Put your hands up to be photographed.
We have taken the obvious head on. Well of course it’s not funny, so what do we do about it? It’s amazing how many people have used the diagnosis to “do something with their life”. Become a painter, start a company, help people… But that’s life… it’s never what you expect.
WITH YOUR HELP THEY CAN COME OUT OF THE CLOSET
A book of positive stories
The book.
These photographs and stories will be exhibited and published as a book. The book will help raise the public consciousness about Parkinson’s Disease and stands as a testament to those who want to leave a positive message for others who feel at a loss because of their illness.
