(To book tickets for this event please make a donation of £12.50 per ticket. Once you've made a donation tick the box alongside "I'm happy to be contacted by the fundraiser")

One in every 500 people has Parkinson’s; my mother is one of them.
Yolande Slotboom got diagnosed in 2010 and our lives changed. The initial symptoms were mistaken for symptoms of stress. It wasn't until others noticed her tremor that she realised it could be something more. 

Once the doctors recognised that is was Parkinson’s disease, she had already progressed a lot. Many doctors’ appointments followed and lots of prescriptions were written. Even now, she still isn't stable and it will only get worse. 
Parkinson’s changes people, inside and out. It is like being imprisoned by your own body; a constant struggle to get your body to listen to you; knowing that it will only get worse; not having any control. 
The disease is caused by a lack of nerve cells in the brain, which stops a chemical called dopamine being made. Some of the more well-known symptoms are tremors, slowness of movement and stiffness. But many people don’t know that Parkinson patients also suffer from anxiety, depression, memory problems, constant pain, fatigue, communication problems, etc.
We do not understand Parkinson’s disease and there is no cure. Seeing my mother struggling every day, hurts. 

That is why I started Limitless, an organisation that raises money for the Cure Parkinson's Trust. A night of theatre will be our 3rd event and our biggest one yet.
It will be an evening filled with theatre extracts, performed by professional actors, there will be live music, speeches and a raffle.
The venue is St John's Church by Waterloo and tickets are £12.50 (all proceeds go to CPT)
If you cannot attend the event, but would still like to help out, a donation would be greatly appreciated.

It would be brilliant to have you there!

xx Lysanne and Michael