Harry Forestell

Police squad cars in the area of Odell Park and Smythe St., lights flashing and intermittant sirens. Unclear what is happening.

It was a great day at @porridgeTO connecting with partners and friends in support of Parkinson's research! @sarahsfitness, @Jeanne_Beker, @HarryForestell, Dr. Tony Lang and One Step Ahead Mobility!

@baronlane Fantastic!

I’m unsure of the commercial appeal of my latest work. 😆 #artistwithParkinsons

@cbctom @CBC Great to run into old friends and neighbours! Saw @cbctom smiling from a block away! Charm personified.

You never know who you’ll run into on the Danforth. My old friend & colleague @HarryForestell in Toronto for a Parkinson’s fundraiser. Harry was a Riverdale man for many years. Fantastic to see him. He’s the best of @CBC 🇨🇦💪🏻

@dsouzamichaelc Thanks @dsouzamichaelc for all your support through the years! Always enjoyed your unflappable leadership! Best to Colleen!

Thank you @HarryForestell for your long and continuing service to public broadcasting. It was always a pleasure to work with you. Looking forward to the stories you file and your reportage.

@advantagephysio Roger that!

I've been working as a physiotherapist for 20 years and completed countless post-grad courses and often times the best advice I can give a patient is: "Just keep moving her buddy."

@DaveClarkTV @SkySportsNews Damn, I had no idea Parkinson's would wreak havoc on the hairline too! 😂Will this perfidious condition never stop??? Wonderful to see you still laughing @DaveClarkTV !

I was quite symptomatic with my #Parkinsons when this was recorded for @SkySportsNews 25th anniversary … Feel it’s important to show the impact of this horrible condition. Nearly 13 years in, I’m still upbeat and positive … life is good! #strongforlong skysports.com/watch/video/sp…

A new role but still here! After 13 years hosting @CBCNB supper hour news, it's time to hand the baton to colleague @CaveRachel. Parkinson's is tightening its grip on my voice, but as long as I can talk I'll continue to tell stories and be part of CBC News in NB.

The 20th episode of the #parkinsons podcast 2 Parkies in a Pod is out now. Hear from @HarryForestell about coming out, being awake through DBS and interviewing MJF. It’s a great listen. Catch up on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or click here 🎧👉🏼 2parkiesinapod.com

Summer bonus! Catching up with good friends like ⁦@LouiseMartinCBC⁩ host of ⁦@CBCPEI⁩ award-winning newscast Compass! And her multi skilled hubby Ken Linton. Great to see you guys!

So excited to be working with @CBCNB in Fredericton this summer! What a great first week of training, I can’t wait to starting sharing stories soon.

My opportunity to meet and share experiences with the great Michael J. Fox. cbc.ca/news/entertain…

The view from the top of Sheepstor in Devon. I’m able to enjoy this thanks to the skills of the DBS team ⁦at Toronto Western Hospital⁩ and the Movement Disorders Clinic led by Dr. Tony Lang. #FightingPD

A true Canadian troubadour. I had the pleasure of introducing my wife Jenny to Mr Lightfoot when he performed at the Imperial Theatre in Saint John. A real gentleman and a great musician.

.@CBCNB news anchor @HarryForestell was diagnosed with #ParkinsonsDisease at 53 years old and chose to have deep brain stimulation (#DBS) surgery at @KBI_UHN. Hear Harry's story & more about the future of DBS in EP 3 of the #YourComplexBrain #podcast -> bit.ly/3ytUf4p

@PaulineRMilner All good, thanks for asking! Sprained back kept me immobile but should be back next week. Special thanks to @ClareMackenzie for so ably filling in!

@vidman @CTVStephanieV Thinking of Stephanie and her colleagues from the CBC newsroom in Toronto…..

@HuizingaRaechel @CBCNB Welcome aboard Raechel,.. we’re lucky to have you!

@NealWal59524472 Hi Neal… check me on Facebook and we can message.

@HarryForestell I apologize for the previous tweet being vague. My wife just informed me that it sounded like Spam. I cannot imagine that you remember me but I met you through work between 2012 and 2014. I created the Twitter account because I knew no other way to reach you.

"To feel my body beginning to slow and become more mechanically difficult to manage was hard to take. Parkinson's is an insidious disease," @HarryForestell told @mattgallowaycbc in a conversation today about his diagnosis and treatment cbc.ca/1.6752210