S’adapter pour mieux vivre!

from Dementia Dialogue Hosted by dementiadialogue

Notre invitée pour ce troisième épisode est Claire Giallonardo. Claire est native de Timmins, dans le nord de l’Ontario et habite maintenant dans la région de Peel. En 2014, alors qu’elle avait à peine 55 ans, Claire a reçu un diagnostic de Parkinson. À la suite de ce diagnostic, Claire a dû repenser à son avenir et faire d’autres projets de vie; une période très difficile qu’elle qualifie de « traumatisante ». En contrepartie, cette période lui a aussi permis d’élargir son cercle social, de s’impliquer auprès de sa communauté et de renouer avec son amour des arts. Claire et moi avons parlé de tout ça et bien plus encore dans le balado qui suit ! Cliquez sur ce lien pour lire le poème de Claire qui s’intitule « Faux cils, quelques-unes des toiles de Claire, et la biographie et photo de Claire https://www.dementiadialogue.ca/podcast-3-biographies

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