Behind every person living with Parkinson’s Disease is often an informal carer, who is quietly providing 24/7 support, often without recognition or resources.

“If we don’t support them, they can’t support the person with Parkinson’s Disease — and it all falls down.”

“I was just totally struck by that partner, just looking absolutely shattered. At the brink of not being able to cope anymore.”

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