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Mitten im Leben werden Menschen täglich durch Krankheit oder Unfälle aus dem Leben herausgerissen.
In diesem besonderen Fall ist es die Krankheit Parkinson, welche Betroffene bereits um die 40 Jahre aus der Mitte stößt.
Aber ist das nicht eine Krankheit für ältere Personen?
NEIN!
Diese Krankheit erreicht Menschen auch mitten im Beruf, im Aufbau der Familie, während dem Hausbau.
Der Verein www.jung-und-parkinson.de Die Selbsthilfe e.V.
ist für Menschen da, die von Jung zu Jung Unterstützung und Kraft brauchen.
Selbstverständlich auch für andere Generationen.
Hier wird , motiviert, unterstützt, inspiriert und Mut gemacht. Mut zum Weiterleben. Mut zum Zusammenarbeiten. Mut für die Zukunft.
Denn obwohl unser Körper sehr oft ganz andere Signale setzt, sind wir davon überzeugt, dass das Leben noch etwas mit uns vor hat.
Als Betroffener sende ich diesen TB auf Reisen um auf die jungen Erkrankten aufmerksam zu machen.
Möge er viele Kilometer durch die Welt reisen und allen Betroffenen und deren Angehörigen Mut machen und Unterstützung geben, im Kampf gegen diese Erkrankung nicht alleine zu sein
http://www.jung-und-parkinson.de
In Real Life People are torn every day due to illness or accidents of life.
In this particular case, it is the Parkinson's disease, which has already met with affected around 40 years from the center.
But is this not a disease for older people?
NO!
This disease is reaching people even in the middle on the job, in the structure of the family, while building the house.
The Club eV www.jung-und-parkinson.de The self-help
is there for people who need to Joung Joung support and strength.
Of course, for other generations.
Here, motivated, supported, inspiration and courage made. Courage to continue living. Courage to cooperate. Courage for the future.
Because even though our bodies very often is quite different signals, we are convinced that life has something to do with us.
As a Victim I send this TB while traveling to draw attention to the young patients at.
Let him traveling around the world for many miles and all those affected and their families to encourage and provide support, not alone in the fight against this disease
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Wombatwandering placed it in Tower Bridge TB HOTEL
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London, United Kingdom
- 1.4 miles
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Goodbye Jung and Parkinson, it’s time to let you have some new adventures. I’ve dropped you off in tourist central London on the banks of the Thames, across the River from the Tower of London. London is my home so I’m staying here but I hope you get some more kilometres! Good luck. 💂♀️
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Wombatwandering took it to London Event @ 10 - Southbank Beach
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London, United Kingdom
- 105.67 miles
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Beautiful warm night in London for a 10 Years Geocaching London Event on a beach along the Thames right in town. Sandcastles, inflatable unicorns, mojitos - Beach party! 🎏
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Markichaz discovered it
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At the beach event this evening
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Wombatwandering took it to Johann Sebastian's TB Hotel
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Southern England, United Kingdom
- 5.42 miles
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Time for a recovery day at the beach. It’s going to be 39c in London today, only 29 in Bournemouth. I wanted to stay another night but Geocachpro and CuteOtter are desperate to get back to London. Super crowded at the beach but surprisingly not too many in the water. Had a great day. Goodbye coastal UK, outstandingly beautiful. 🏖
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Wombatwandering took it to Dragons Teeth
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Southern England, United Kingdom
- 8.23 miles
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The End! The last cache of the South West Coast Path. We made it! 1014 km plus diversions, 61 days, 35,000m climbed, numerous cream teas, lots of nettle stings, several tantrums, but only three days with rain. What an awesome hike! Pity it finished with the five minute ferry to Poole being broken and now we have to take a bus for two hours. 🎉
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Wombatwandering took it to The Old Harry Rocks Earthcache
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Southern England, United Kingdom
- 1.79 miles
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Rounding the headland at the gorgeous Old Harry Rocks. We can see the end of the South West Coast Path but there are still several kilometres to go. 😎
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Wombatwandering took it to Shep's Hollow
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Southern England, United Kingdom
- 5.15 miles
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Day 11, our final day on the South West Coast Path, Swanage to the End (Shell Beach). Decided to have a celebratory ice cream before leaving Swanage. You also got to see the beach preserving groynes that CuteOtter had to study for Geography GCSE. 🧜🏻♀️
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Wombatwandering took it to Beautiful Dorset 1: The Globe
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Southern England, United Kingdom
- 4.75 miles
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You’ve made it to the outskirts of Swanage and the end of the quiet paths. We can see Old Harry Rocks ahead and we know the end of the SWCP is sort of just around from them. 🍦
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Wombatwandering took it to Rest a while and reflect
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Southern England, United Kingdom
- 3.41 miles
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Day 10, Kingston to Swanage. Our penultimate day of the entire SWCP. Some steep up and downs today but first we took a rough path off the trail and down to Chapman’s Pool which has lots of fossils in the Kimmeridge clay. 🐚
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Wombatwandering took it to Dorset Series Earthcache (Kimmeridge)
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Southern England, United Kingdom
- 4.22 miles
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You made it back to the Coast Path proper at 6.30pm but there was still two hours of walking to go. Kimmeridge is an important fossil site and gives its name to a stage of the Jurassic. No time for fossils today though. Made it to the pub at Kingston just before they stopped serving dinner. All up, 42kms today. 🦴
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