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Harrison Ford and Michael J. Fox BTS of Shrinking 03x01 My Bad
Shrinking Season 3 guest star Michael J. Fox speaks to the darker and lighter sides of Parkinson’s.
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Researchers have identified a series of blood markers that betray the presence of Parkinson's disease up to seven years before most symptoms
Researchers have identified a series of blood markers that betray the presence of Parkinson's disease up to seven years before most symptoms present. If findings from this small study can be replicated in larger populations, a simple blood test could be developed to identify those at risk. With around 10 million people impacted by Parkinson's globally, there is an urgent need to develop better treatments and preventative strategies. One of the reasons this has proved challenging is our inability to identify people at risk of Parkinson's early enough to trial mitigation strategies. So, University College London biochemist Jenny Hällqvist and colleagues used machine learning models to find eight proteins in our blood that change as Parkinson's disease progresses.
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I cannot fucking IMAGINE being Rachel Reid.
In the span of one week, being diagnosed with Parkinson's, and then 4 days later getting an Instagram DM from Jacob Tierney asking if he can get the rights to adapt her books.
I'm thinking about her a lot. How the success of HR has meant that she can move up on the waitlist to see a Parkinson's specialist way earlier than she would have. (Which ... is its own form of yikes but that's not what I'm talking about rn)
Doing interviews and Instagram videos where she has visible tremors.
Trying to write the next book in the series and wondering how much time is left before Parkinson's makes it impossible for her to tell stories anymore.
I hope she's okay. I cannot imagine the rollercoaster she's on right now.
Badass
The hockey drama, which is now streaming on HBO Max, was inspired by Rachel Reid’s 2019 romance novel.
Is there anything about their portrayal that has impacted your understanding of the characters of Shane and Ilya? Or, do you see them as separate, like book Shane and TV Shane?
I think I have to see them that way if I want to ever write anything with them again, because that is difficult. But their performances are so strong — I was telling Connor, it’s like, I don’t remember what Ilya used to look like. Like, I can’t see him in my head anymore. So that’s tricky.
I think the way Hudson plays Shane, that’s kind of changed some of the story stuff for me. I was like, jeez, he’s really in love with him, really quickly. You can see it on his face. So, yeah, that’s a little bit different, but I like it.
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Episode 2 opens with a montage of Shane and Ilya texting. In the book, they were meeting up during this two-year period. In the show, were they meeting up?
Nope. That had to be changed. I’ll say this — their first time having intercourse, the decision was made to move that to the second episode to not have everything in the first episode. So because of that, the snowstorm was added to the first episode to delay their meeting. And then the Vegas rooftop happened. And then, yes, two seasons go by where Ilya is just relentlessly texting Shane.
In the book, they are hooking up at that time because they’ve already had intercourse. But obviously we can’t skip that first time. Jacob said this is all my fault, because I didn’t describe what happened in those two seasons in the book. But I was like, no, it’s your fault for moving it to the second episode.
That’s really probably one of the biggest changes. There’s not too many big changes, but that was just mainly just because of that weird kind of having to move that scene to the second episode
'Heated Rivalry' author Rachel Reid explained how the success of the hockey romance show is helping her battle Parkinson's disease: 'I'm not
As COVID cases rise once again, we are unprepared for the "mass disabling" event caused by long COVID
Yes it's me again, nagging y'all about taking precautions against covid.
They're talking about Parkinson's here.
I want to make sure that everyone understands that Parkinson's isn't always Michael J Fox.
More often, Parkinson's is my dad, who had it for a few of years before it shut down all of his organs and he died.
And this was after his dementia and memory loss got so bad that he didn't know who anyone was except for me, and that's because I was living with him. He couldn't make his own food, he couldn't go to the bathroom by himself, he couldn't get dressed by himself.
There's no cure. There are ways to mitigate symptoms, but there is no cure.
Anyway yeah wear your flipping masks. If you don't care about yourself getting COVID, maybe think about the people who have to take care of you if Parkinson's becomes a thing.
"That could change things for me," said Rachel Reid in an interview with Variety
Noted mean girl Daniel Molloy saying his friend reminds him of Travis Kelce fork found in kitchen he is so smug about being rude and unkind.
