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Annmarie O'Connor on learning to slow down after an early-onset Parkinson's diagnosis

Annmarie O'Connor on learning to slow down after an early-onset Parkinson's diagnosis
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Annmarie O'Connor reflects on her life and career following an early-onset Parkinson's disease diagnosis at age 48. She discusses the necessity of adopting a strictly measured routine to manage her symptoms and maintain her quality of life.

Annmarie O'Connor: With Parkinson’s disease, time and timings are crucial, from medication to meals. Life takes on a measured metric where routine is king. Picture: Chani Anderson

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