Growling Beaver

The first book I read after my diagnosis with Parkinson’s was @realmikefox’s “Lucky Man.” MJF, who announced his retirement from acting today and publishes another book, “No Time Like the Future,” this week, has inspired me to live fully, never to give up — and to learn guitar.

Another amazing day riding in southern Georgian Bay. In this year of COVID-19, our thanks to the 243 cyclists and 780 donors who gave $194,200 to @ParkinsonCanada and @team_dpf to help people with #Parkinsons to live well today. 📷 @thewilsonhome Donate @ raceroster.com/events/2020/27…

Adventures that have a lifelong impact. - mailchi.mp/7437f02e5919/a…

We come across people in life who are determined to make the world better. Then tragedy strikes and we lose faith to see then cut down by chance ... until they rise and show us their resilience and grace. Joining many in wishing @ruffoloj and Carryn well. theglobeandmail.com/business/artic…

Brain Canada is thrilled to be among @macleans top 100 charities for 2020! We will continue to advance big, bold, brain science. For more on Canada’s best charities 2020: bit.ly/2BKvkw8

Shaky at best: How I came to accept my Parkinson’s diagnosis dlvr.it/RBV8YS

Big. Bold. Brain Science. All #GrowlingBeaver funds raised in Canada will now be directed to Brain Canada. vimeo.com/342804779