Mark In The Park Podcast
Mark In The Park Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to Mark In The Park — a podcast about life, not just Parkinson’s. Hosted by Mark, aka MarkInThePark21, this is a space where honesty meets optimism, and everyday moments matter just as much as the big ones.
Whether you’re living with Parkinson’s, supporting someone who is, or just curious about finding joy in the face of challenge, this podcast invites you to slow down, take a breath, and walk alongside someone who’s choosing to live fully.
From personal reflections and stories from the trail to conversations about hobbies, mindset, and purpose — Mark In The Park is here to remind you
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes surrounding Parkinson’s disease, personal growth, caregiving, and finding joy amidst adversity. Episodes may cover topics such as life as a Parkinson's caregiver, mental wellness strategies, and experiences at the World Parkinson's Congress. Examples include conversations about hobbies and purpose, showcasing the importance of community and connection.
Welcome to Mark In The Park — a podcast about life, not just Parkinson’s. Hosted by Mark, aka MarkInThePark21, this is a space where honesty meets optimism, and everyday moments matter just as much as the big ones.
Whether you’re living with Parkinson’s, supporting someone who is, or just curious about finding joy in the face of challenge, this podcast invites you to slow down, take a breath, and walk alongside someone who’s choosing to live fully.
From personal reflections and stories from the trail to conversations about hobbies, mindset, and purpose — Mark In The Park is here to remind you
Welcome to Mark In The Park — a podcast about life, not just Parkinson’s. Hosted by Mark Milow, aka MarkInThePark21, this is a space where honesty meets optimism, and everyday moments matter just as much as the big ones.
This week’s guest is Julie Obreiter. We talk about her decision to become an advocate, as well as discuss Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) surgery at length.
Julie’s Bio reads:
Diagnosed with YOPD 8 years ago at age 44. Julie has dystonia dominant Parkinson’s that includes rigidity as well as bradykinesia. She is part of the 20-25% of PWP who do not have a tremor. Julie had bilateral DBS surgery in March 2024 and recently had adaptive DBS turned on about 3 months ago. Julie is a mom, wife, and she works remotely full time in the tourism industry. She has a YouTube channel about her experience with DBS ( www.youtube.com/@JuliexYOPD ) and Julie is very active on social media (TikTok and Insta: JuliexYOPD).
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Want to know more about Parkinson’s Disease? You will find great resources at the Parkinson’s Foundation website or by calling their hotline below:
1-800-4PD-INFO (1-800-473-4636)
If you have a question or suggestion for the podcast, or would like me to speak at an event, you can reach me at [email protected] . You can also check out my website www.markinthepark21.com
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Music by James Wigley 👏
Special thanks to my BFF Nikki ❤️
And to the one who helped me find light in the darkness, I will always be thankful!
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