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PSPA Family & Friends Day Derby 2014
Watch this photo montage of our PSPA Family and Friends Day in Derby to get a better idea of what the events involve and how positive they are for people living with PSP and CBD and their families
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Mia Acton & Hope Meet One Direction!
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PSPA Supporter Mia Acton & PSPA mascot Hope the Bear meet One Direction!
#TeamPSPA take on the #icebucketchallenge
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Are you prepared to take on the #icebucketchallenge for #TeamPSPA? Two of our staff just did. Watch Peter Daniels, Director of Information and Support and Liz Burr, Helpline Adviser brave the ice bucket challenge at work. To donate text PSPA01 £ with the amount you want to donate, to 70070 and please share your ice bucket videos with us
PSPA supporter Scott Smith had produced a video about PSP for his university dissertation
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Science Communication Masters student Scott Smith has produced an informative video as part of his university course to help raise awareness about PSP and CBD. The 23-year-old from Urmston, Manchester, has also been helping his mum to run a PSPA local support group in their area since his grandfather Edmund Wibberley, passed away after living with PSP.
Sky News presenter Eamonn Holmes sends a personal message to one PSP Association supporter
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The Sunrise host sent the video to Keith Swankie in Arbroath, Scotland, who is living with PSP and is currently helping to spread awareness and raise funds for The PSP Association
PSPA runners take on the Bupa Manchester 10k
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PSP Association supporters ran the Bupa Manchester 10k on Sunday 18th May to raise funds to help people living with PSP and CBD
Team PSPA at the Virgin London Marathon 2014
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a PSPA London Marathon runner? PSPA supporter Scott Smith has captured the remarkable day on video. If you want to run the London Marathon 2015 for PSPA email events@pspassociation.org.uk
Ben Smith runs Manchester Marathon for PSPA
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PSPA supporter Ben Smith ran the Manchester Marathon this weekend. He raised £700 in memory of his Granddad who passed away 2 years ago after living with PSP. This is Ben's Marathon experience captured on video by his brother Scott.
PSPA volunteer Pam Bower discusses the Leeds local group
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Find out why PSPA volunteer Pam Bower set up the Leeds local group to help people living with PSP and CBD and also why the members find the group so beneficial.
PSPA - Keith's Story
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A film about Keith, who was diagnosed with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. For more information and support, contact PSPA
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Tyne Tees PSP TV interview April 08
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News piece focussing on life with PSP for one family in the North East. Shot by Tyne tees TV, 2008
Hannah's Story - Life with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
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When Hannah Daykin's father was first told he had PSP, the lack of awareness about the disease made it so much harder for the family to deal with the diagnosis. "The diagnosis didn't feel real," recalled Hannah. "We didn't know what the disease was. If you are diagnosed with something like cancer people have heard about it and understand it. We had to research PSP and then tell other people wha...
A Physician's Guide to Progressive Supranuclear Palsy ( PSP ) Part 3
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A Physician's Guide to Progressive Supranuclear Palsy ( PSP ) Part 3
A Physician's Guide to Progressive Supranuclear Palsy ( PSP ) Part 2
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A Physician's Guide to Progressive Supranuclear Palsy ( PSP ) Part 2
A Physician's Guide to Progressive Supranuclear Palsy ( PSP ) Part 1
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A Physician's Guide to Progressive Supranuclear Palsy ( PSP ) Part 1
Nigel Dempster - Life with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
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Nigel Dempster - Life with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy

Комментарии

  • @shadrach6299
    @shadrach6299 19 дней назад

    Linda Ronstadt has this disease

  • @Chinther323
    @Chinther323 23 дня назад

    Linda Ronstadt had this. Claimed her ability to sing. Tragic.

  • @daithicondon9976
    @daithicondon9976 Месяц назад

    Thanks for sharing your story. My Dad of 70 just got diagnosed after 5 years of his balance deteriorating and not knowing the cause. heartbroken.

  • @wappynightnurse
    @wappynightnurse Месяц назад

    I've just seen Nigel as a panelist on Through the Keyhole, a very old tv program with David Frost and Lloyd Grossman. It's currently being shown on the Sky Challenge channel. Nigel can be seen in Series 2 Episode 4.

  • @Airbus_guy18
    @Airbus_guy18 2 месяца назад

    My grandma was diagnosed with this a couple of years ago and it was horrible watching her slowly fade, only a couple weeks ago she passed away

  • @Pilguahawa
    @Pilguahawa 2 месяца назад

    My dad passed away yesterday from complications of pneumonia. He suffered for 8 years, his last 6 months was painful to witness. I will never forget how my father went from normal to helpless in 8 years.

  • @woodsman335
    @woodsman335 2 месяца назад

    I have a home care client with PSP. I am working on convincing his wife to get him out of the house and go do something fun. Finally we have decided on a date for that. In 2 weeks we will be taking him to a motorcycle museum here in Irondale, Alabama for a day trip, lunch and back home 😊. He is VERY excited

  • @drguptaarun007
    @drguptaarun007 2 месяца назад

    Tell or plz write your's treatment H/o

  • @mayssa8790
    @mayssa8790 2 месяца назад

    dad, my hero got diagnosed with psp in 2021.3years changed him a lot , I feel like I need to always protect him while I was daddy's girl as Hannah said now I feel like I'm the one who's responsible for him, I love him so so so much and I can't imagine life without him , I just keep watching our old videos and photos , it hurts it hurts seeing him like that , I wish if I can do something , I hope whenever I come back and read my comment dad will be still here with us , I don't wanna lose u dad , please stay with me till I graduate , till I get married , I want my kids to meet their amazing grandfather , you are my hero and u will always be ..01/05/2024

    • @salimdebit7638
      @salimdebit7638 Месяц назад

      Hey Mayssa, sorry to hear about your dad’s condition. Could you please share details about how the disease progressed over the years from onset ? My mom recently got diagnosed and I want to know what to expect. Thanks

  • @user-yx8dn8lf8v
    @user-yx8dn8lf8v 2 месяца назад

    Write to me about such symptoms under the comment. Ill for 19 years, the disease progressed slowly. Symptoms: observation, floaters, darkness, photophobia, headaches, severe buzzing in the head, narcolepsy, muscle atrophy of the whole body, muscle twitching, a feeling of inductance, body heat, sweating, severe general weakness. At the moment I am in bed 23 hours a day. Write below this comment if you have the same symptoms.

  • @user-rl2se4bt1q
    @user-rl2se4bt1q 3 месяца назад

    Someone with PSP is physical therapy and white boxing like we do for Parkinson’s. Is that recommended for people with PSP I was diagnosed in 2017 with Parkinson’s disease, but since I’ve been to therapy and boxing it’s been better but I have some of the symptoms my eye movement is very bad. I must move my head whenever I have to look up down or to the side reading is a real problem for me, so I don’t know if my Parkinson’s diagnosis was correct or if I have something else I do have an appointment for a nuclear ophthalmologist to go over my symptoms but reading has been difficult ever since I was young I must move my head whenever I have to look side to side or up or down. Is there any information you can give me? Thank you so much I enjoyed your, your video my name is David a Olsen thank you very much

  • @blackgrl71
    @blackgrl71 4 месяца назад

    Just found out an immediate family member was just diagnosed with PSP. Obviously were devastated, especially once we read upon it. They initially thought it was Parkinson's.

  • @joyfulautisticjesusfreak1997
    @joyfulautisticjesusfreak1997 4 месяца назад

    2 Corinthians 4:16-18 [16] So we do not lose heart. Though our outer self is wasting away, our inner self is being renewed day by day. [17] For this light momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison, [18] as we look not to the things that are seen but to the things that are unseen. For the things that are seen are transient, but the things that are unseen are eternal.

  • @user-rl2se4bt1q
    @user-rl2se4bt1q 4 месяца назад

    My name is Dave Olsen. I just wrote a comment and I just reread it. My words don’t come out right and And I’m sorry for that. This is part of my problem. What I’m thinking doesn’t come out the way I speak. I’m sorry if you can give me any help cause I think maybe I was misdiagnosed. Thank you again for all that you do and God bless. Thank you.

  • @user-rl2se4bt1q
    @user-rl2se4bt1q 4 месяца назад

    My name is David A, Olsen I was diagnosed in 2017 with Parkinson’s but my eye movement has always been bad. Even as a child my eyes don’t move automatically from left to right or up and down. I have to move my head when I read and sometimes my eyes, they don’t move down to the next line and I start rereading what I’ve already read. It becomes very frustrating, now that I was diagnosed with Parkinson that I’ve read up on PS P I am wondering if I was misdiagnosed I have the tendency when I’m standing still for a while I start to walk backwards and then I catch my ball. I catch myself I haven’t had too many. I haven’t had too many falls lately, but in the beginning I had I had two or three falls, and now it’s tendency tooling to go backwards and I’m stuttering. I have spit up when I eat. I was just wondering if there’s a chance I was miss diet know if there’s any help you can give me or information it would be greatly appreciated. thank you and I enjoyed your video. Thank you so much for any help you can give me.

  • @user-rl2se4bt1q
    @user-rl2se4bt1q 4 месяца назад

    My name is David a Olsen. I was diagnosed in 2017 with Parkinson’s disease but lately and my eye movement is not good. I don’t move automatically up or down I have to move. My head reading is very difficult because my eyes don’t move from one line to the to the next I must move my head so sometimes I go back and reread the same line by accident, very frustrating. Also, my balances isn’t good I don’t fall but I have the tendency of leaning backwards when I get up sometimes and it’s very frustrating and sometimes when I’m just standing still, the tendency to move backwards becomes regular I don’t know if my diagnosis with Parkinson was correct, I hope I don’t have PSP but is there any help you can give me or information on how to getto find out if I was diet knows properly thank you for any help you can give me. Thank you for your last video was very helpful.

  • @oldnwise8123
    @oldnwise8123 5 месяцев назад

    My friends don’t come around anymore. Sobering..

  • @Lt-nu7xc
    @Lt-nu7xc 8 месяцев назад

    We believe our brother has this. There are so many emotions, mostly, sadness and fear of the future for him. He is the youngest of the 5 of us, the funniest, the most social. It is beyond heartbreaking. We need to look into round the clock care. Please pray. 🙏 ❤

    • @karin3507
      @karin3507 3 месяца назад

      Prayer for your precious brother. I lost my baby bro at 54. Symtoms out of blue started at 43. His only child teased for years about his drunk father who fell, couldnt talk right..kid needed intense therapy as result. Refused to have Dad at school events..so sad. By thirteen his kid had matured a hundred years caring for his father with such love..daily riding his bike across town to check on him and bring a treat..giving up lunch money. He lost his father right after..diagnosed bacterial pneomonia ..beat it in hosp..came home and aspirated three days later just before christmas..choking on floor despite feeding tube..middle of night. Declared brain dead. Worst experience seeing the impact on my beloved baby bro and family. His son is now 19 on his own and an amazing human beings. Kind to all. The world needs to know more about this insidious disease. In my brothers case it was misdiagnosed for years as myasthenia gravis. Finally, correctly diagnosed three years before his passing. It comforts me to know he's not suffering anymore . God bless you and your beloved brother and family.

  • @9096919684
    @9096919684 8 месяцев назад

    I think air embolism (when one or more air bubbles enter a vein or artery and block it) in brain is reason of progressive supernuclear palsy. More research is needed in this regard.

  • @pitbull6527
    @pitbull6527 8 месяцев назад

    I am so sorry for your Dad and your family. I know this video was posted several years ago, but I wanted to learn about PSP. I found recently learned that my High School Coach has PSP. She helped to look out for me when I was a kid. My heart breaks for her. Sending out energy for a cure for PSP someday. Big hug for you and your Mum.

  • @cherylkobielski5600
    @cherylkobielski5600 9 месяцев назад

    A few years ago I never even heard of PSP. Now we are living with it. We never dreamed our retirement years would be filled with such devastation. We send our deepest condolences to you and your family and to everyone who has lost a loved one. I pray for the day researchers will find a cure and or treatment for PSP as well as other brain diseases. Sending love and best wishes to all the warriors living with this horrific disease. 🙏

  • @andrewm514
    @andrewm514 10 месяцев назад

    I've PSP, these doctors should live our life's ! So many skip the net! And are left without help. Seven years before diagnoses! Seven years of thinking your going mad!

  • @andrewm514
    @andrewm514 10 месяцев назад

    I've been in this satiation For some years! I Really struggle!

  • @riyaajay4490
    @riyaajay4490 10 месяцев назад

    My dad is diagnosed with psp. Hard to see how fast he is deteriorating. He is still living in a hope that there will be a cure soon and he can be cured. Very hard to see him going through this terrible disease :/

  • @charlottes111
    @charlottes111 10 месяцев назад

    My father in law was diagnosed with psp this year, it’s absolutely heartbreaking to see him deteriorating,and being completely different person.

  • @maryansell-eb4et
    @maryansell-eb4et 11 месяцев назад

    I would be willing to bet this so-called PSP is a direct result from the vaccines the covid-19 and or flu vaccines to be exact. The human body does not just stopped working like that you have all been conned into believing medical bulshit lies all your life. The human body is incredible and this is not a natural state does not happen naturally. Some people are actually suffering these symptoms directly after receiving the PCR test. People wake up demand the truth. Just ask yourself why is it we've never ever had experience any of these so-called diseases such as Huntington's, Parkinson's, MS etc until they brought out the vaccines

  • @maryansell-eb4et
    @maryansell-eb4et 11 месяцев назад

    I would be willing to bet this so-called PSP is a direct result from the vaccines the covid-19 and or flu vaccines to be exact. The human body does not just stopped working like that you have all been conned into believing medical bulshit lies all your life. The human body is incredible and this is not a natural state does not happen naturally. Some people are actually suffering these symptoms directly after receiving the PCR test. People wake up demand the truth. Just ask yourself why is it we've never ever had experience any of these so-called diseases such as Huntington's, Parkinson's, MS etc until they brought out the vaccines

    • @Shdeffie
      @Shdeffie 9 месяцев назад

      No, I'm looking after a patient with this, onset was way before Covid ever happened. It's an ancient disease and is just as rare now as it was then. Please stop with your unfounded fear mongering, we don't want to live in fear. STOP stalking people with all kinds of illnesses and tell them it's from the vaccine.

  • @theobrown8662
    @theobrown8662 Год назад

    I’m trying to find your Facebook page Hannah x

  • @theobrown8662
    @theobrown8662 Год назад

    I’m trying to find your Facebook page Hannah x

  • @theobrown8662
    @theobrown8662 Год назад

    My dad has psp , it’s heartbreaking to see the decline in my dads condition…. People don’t know about this condition. Xxx

  • @iamezekiel1970
    @iamezekiel1970 Год назад

    My daddy has this, 80 years old. It’s progressing so quickly! My heart hurts so badly. He is my hero, my daddy and he is just withering away right before my eyes. I believe in God and I just know that heaven is a beautiful place. Thank you so much for this video. 🙏🏻🩵

  • @fadielisrael1848
    @fadielisrael1848 Год назад

    My heart goes out to those who has the disease, my brother in law has it and he is 55yrs my sister takes care of him, he is like a brother to me not a brother in law. From Cape Town South Africa

  • @sameekshanegi2028
    @sameekshanegi2028 Год назад

    My dad passed away 6 months back, he was diagnosed wrongly every time we approached any hospitals in India.., the last diagnosis he had was 6 months back that he had PSP not parkinson.. . It's been a hell of 6 years of his life .. I don't have words to describe the pain we all suffer from PSP and families go through.. its the worst kind of disease possible .. just a big hug to all ... We will someday find a solution

    • @babitanarula7965
      @babitanarula7965 9 месяцев назад

      Brother my mother passed away from this MSA 😢this june

    • @speaklifetothem2412
      @speaklifetothem2412 4 месяца назад

      My mom too...we haven't recovered from the trauma this disease caused us,one year later.

    • @myrkaberros2663
      @myrkaberros2663 Месяц назад

      My husband passed away from PSP back in 2021. Horrible to see your love one dying slowly. The trauma from the pain the family goes is unbearable.

    • @speaklifetothem2412
      @speaklifetothem2412 Месяц назад

      @@myrkaberros2663 take heart

    • @harshitkaushik5526
      @harshitkaushik5526 Месяц назад

      My father is having psp disease and i am also very sad to see all the comments Can any one give me some suggestion to help my father from psp

  • @markpayton2800
    @markpayton2800 Год назад

    (Logan -5) Hello Everyone!! I am a 66 year old resident of a senior assisted living facility, and I , not too long ago , was informed by my oldest brother, that my (our) younger brother has PSP. We originally thought that he had Parkinson's Disease, but my oldest brother let me know that the diagnoses was incorrect, and that he had Progressive Supranuclear Palsy!! All three of my brothers are up in Lake Oswego Oregon, and I'm all alone in Boise Idaho. I have plenty of fellow residents and staff to talk to , but nobody to relate to about this situation. After my brother told me what was going on with Richard (My Younger Brother), he also let me know Rich had been falling down quite a bit and after a stay in a hospital in Portland for observation, I was told that Richard was being discharged to a "Skilled Nursing Facility"!! I'm still having trouble figuring out how I should be feeling about this whole "Shit storm of Information"!!! Please help me figure things out! My gmail is laughingdragonmrp @ gmail. com. I would appreciate any help you can offer. "Thank You Everyone for Your Attention"!!

  • @iona0113
    @iona0113 Год назад

    Keith & Family, so sorry and sad to see the video on your PSP. I wanted to share a small ray of hope with the experience of my BIL who was just diagnosed with PSP. For the past 2+ years he has been going for many test but was not diagnosed. We were all shocked to see his rapid decline and last Nov they thought it was Parkinsons & gave him the medication. After 2 mths on the meds there was no improvement at all. During my visit with him at Xmas, I gave him a natural product called 'Serrapeptase', within 2 weeks we could see some improvement in his speech and his ability to understand & follow our conversations. As conventional medicine gives no hope for this disease, it may be worth giving this a try. ( I originally used this myself when I had 75% scar tissue in my eye after an acute Gluacoma attack. When they did the operation on my eye they were so surprised that almost all my scar tissue was gone.)

  • @elizabethreynoso2820
    @elizabethreynoso2820 Год назад

    My daddy has this 😢

  • @bhumi2127
    @bhumi2127 Год назад

    I lost my father he has PSP.Feeling helpless 😢.It is hard to see him like this

  • @elizabethreynoso2820
    @elizabethreynoso2820 Год назад

    My dad was misdiagnosed 😢 we are going through this now. Thank you for sharing 😢😢😢

  • @rhearoberts3795
    @rhearoberts3795 Год назад

    My sister in law is in the last stages of this disease. Praying for all who are effected

  • @joachimbucherer5030
    @joachimbucherer5030 Год назад

    I just lost my dad today from this illness that lasted 4 years. It tears my heart out.

  • @ashishagarwal521
    @ashishagarwal521 Год назад

    Hello, My mother in india was diagnosed PSP in 2021...She is just 67 and used to be fighter to the core. She had symptoms from 2000 but all misdiagnosed. Now she is in advance stages and currently in Hospital as she caught some infection...Her diseases has progressed so fast in last one year that nobody could ever imagine. Doctor who diagnosed also didn't inform us properly. Its so so so disheartening so see My Mumma like this....God Plz give some treatment soon. Can't let biggest treasure of life go away like this. I lost my father when I was 14... Plz suggest what can I do to her once she come out of hospital Ashish.

    • @ashishagarwal521
      @ashishagarwal521 Год назад

      It so disheartening that even after decades, modern science is unable to find a cure.

    • @stoneworx09
      @stoneworx09 Год назад

      i am 58 and have had this crap going on now for 4 yrs. i feel like jumping off a cliff sometimes and every day from now on is not much better. but im lucky that i have much support here in australia unlike many other countries, i hope your mum is getting some help..

    • @harshitkaushik5526
      @harshitkaushik5526 Месяц назад

      Dear ashish harshit this side my father is also suffering from this disease and it was diagnosed last week can u please help me how i help my father and how i slow this disease impact

  • @aminazanani250
    @aminazanani250 Год назад

    توفي والدي بهادا المرض بعد اقل من سنة من ضهور الاعراض عليه و من معرفتنا بهادا المرض اللدي ليس له دواء و هو من الامراض التي تحسسك بالعجز من ان تفعل اي شيء للمريض سوي انك تحاول تخفيف اعراض المرض علي المريض و مع ذالك تبقي عاجزا امامه لا تستطيع فعل اي شيء للاسف و تبقي معانات المريض قاسية للحربي و لا قوة الا بالله

  • @aurapure
    @aurapure Год назад

    My dad is currently 55 years old and was diagnosed with psp 4 years ago. You know the rest I guess

  • @kelvinmorris1991
    @kelvinmorris1991 2 года назад

    Is this disease Genetic?

    • @SweetGypsyRose
      @SweetGypsyRose Год назад

      My mom jus got diagnosed its considered a rare brain disease it is not inherited similar to parkinsons once diagnosed ypu have 5-7 yrs to live & during those yrs you deteriorate horribly you loose your body functions its so sad to watch ypur loved ones go thru it ✌

  • @arjunharikumar9040
    @arjunharikumar9040 2 года назад

    Histochemically +ve for tau and negative for amyloid neurofibrillary tangles deposition. PSNP victims needs support from the society and stories like this should be brought to public for awareness

  • @humblebeginnings4347
    @humblebeginnings4347 2 года назад

    Has anyone tried Mushrooms ?

  • @belinda-janekent-brown4494
    @belinda-janekent-brown4494 2 года назад

    We are a South African family whose lives were touched by PSNP. It is the cruellest condition as it rolls slowly day by day. My Mum was also first diagnosed with Parkinsons. Her first indications were the falling backwards and the lack of mobility in her facial expressions which is also a feature of Parkinsons. The most frustrating part of this type of MND is that there are insufficient numbers to do meaningful research. Let's hope they can tailor the research to require fewer numbers. Our hearts are with you across the ocean.

  • @jeremyhaines4481
    @jeremyhaines4481 2 года назад

    This is so very sad 😔 About Nigel Dempster illness Michael Proudlock who owned Foxtrot Oscar Restaurant has also sadly passed away as well 😢

  • @dean8705
    @dean8705 2 года назад

    Sorry to hear about your father. My father also has it, and it's so distressing. Deteriorating so quickly. 😔

  • @ladylibertywdc8324
    @ladylibertywdc8324 2 года назад

    These brain disorders must have an environmental toxins link- pesticides in the food chain, etc. It's a terrible disease: the evil, faster triplet of Alzheimer's & Parkinsons.