“It lifts everybody. It really shows what can happen when you bring together people who are living with Parkinson’s Disease,” according to Gary Boyle, Patient Advocate, commenting on an event held recently in HSE Primary Care Services, Bray, Co Wicklow, to mark World Parkinson’s Day.
“What I love about this job is that I regularly go home knowing that we did good that day and kept a person well,” according to Ann Conlon, Healthcare Assistant, Rehab and Recovery, Longford Westmeath Mental Health Services. Reflecting on the work she does, Ann explains that they have approximately 58 clients “on our books here in Mullingar.
Participants praise Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Event in Bray
“It lifts everybody. It really shows what can happen when you bring together people who are living with Parkinson’s Disease,” according to Gary Boyle, Patient Advocate, commenting on an event held recently in HSE Primary Care Services, Bray, Co Wicklow, to mark World Parkinson’s Day.
Healthcare Assistant Ann making a difference in mental health services role
“What I love about this job is that I regularly go home knowing that we did good that day and kept a person well,” according to Ann Conlon, Healthcare Assistant, Rehab and Recovery, Longford Westmeath Mental Health Services. Reflecting on the work she does, Ann explains that they have approximately 58 clients “on our books here in Mullingar.