I’m doing this challenge to support anyone who has recently been diagnosed and doesn’t know where to turn.

I will be walking for my Husband Steve who has been living with Parkinson's for 8 years

To our WONDERFUL,husband, father & grandpa Don Palmer, who sadly passed away from Parkinson’s disease, 10years ago. We miss you so much. God Bless you xoxo

My brother, Arthur Harry Whitworth, was a super man to me and I miss him terribly. I have donated through my friend Pauline Wiltshire and hope that one day a cure is found for this terrible disease.

In loving memory of our good friend Doug Bult who passed away with Parkinson's Dementia. He is very much missed !

To my amazing wife the strongest woman I know you have bad days you have good days but always remember we here for you everyday

My tribute is to everyone out there struggling with Parkinson's. Remember you're not alone. And to Fight Parkinson's for all the support they give. But mostly to my amazing support network and biggest cheerleader my Super amazing hubby, gorgeous boys and beautiful soul sister/bestie, without you guys I'd be lost 💙

I am doing 27 for Parkinson's for all of those who now have difficulty walking or even just moving. I am walking for you.

To my family and friends. A big thanks to supporting me during my Parkinson’s journey.

My father, My inspiration. Sadly lost Big Kel to complications associated with PD 5 years ago now and each year I continue honoring him and his legacy with support and awareness of Parkinson's like 27 for Parkinson's and Walk in the park, until a cure is found.

I’m doing this for my dad and his 2 sisters who all had Parkinson’s. For my dad as things got worse he never let it get him down. He laughed with us and mostly at us. He showed us what it means to never give up to always keep going to fight til the very end. He is my guardian angel and the calm I’m my head when I need him. He was and is my hero. Miss you forever. This is for you Papa and my Zia’s and all those who we have lost and are fighting this disease.

Jack Marshall. Dad, you were an inspiration with your unconditional love, your acceptance of others and your sense of fun.

I am taking part in this wonderful event for my dad Peter who has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s since 2005. He has been an inspiration to me all my life and I am so very grateful to have a father like him.

I am sending my tribute to Wendy, who after a long battle with Parkinsons, passed away this year. Also to my good friend Beth, who is battling MSA with Lewybodies Dementia. Love you both and miss you.

You are my rock. My lover. My bestie. My calm. My chef. Our children’s dad. The Lego master. My gardener. You are my inspiration. You are my husband 💕 We love you now and always xoxo

I’m paying tribute to my family and our dog who have to ride the journey with me.

Remembering my Father (pictured) and his Mother who both had Parkinson's for many years, both diagnosed around the same age as myself and inspired to stay active and support Fight Parkinsons's in the hope that when my own children reach the same age there will be better knowledge and understanding towards treating this thing and maybe even a preventative treatment or even a cure.

To my beautiful bestie, you are strong, beautiful and even on your hardest days you shine so brightly 🌈🌞 Your passion to help and support others fighting Parkinsons is done with your whole heart ❤️ your excitement at becoming an ambassador in this year's 27 for Parkinsons and proudly representing other young onset members of our community, I couldn't think of a more deserving person to fulfil this role❤️ I am proud to walk beside you and be your loudest cheerleader, so many memories we already have, the laughs, the adventures and at times the tears, regardless were in this together..... ALWAYS! Love you MORE 💜💗💜💗👭

To my dear husband Robert who has battled Parkinson's for 15 years and never complains.

My beautiful Dad who lost his fight only a couple of months ago - a true Parkinson's Warrior. We used to walk together all the time, and he was the inspiration behind A Walk in the Park Geelong. We know there wouldn't be a cure for Parkinson's in his lifetime - now we will fight for a cure so that other families don't have to watch their family members suffer. Love and miss you Poppy x

I'm celebrating my husband Dave along with the spunky people who make up Ashwood Parkinsong group- who prove that life can be lived well with Parkinson's; plus their carers and families who show that love can last the distance. Lots of inspiration there and wanting to support Fight Parkinson's in all they do for us all.

Like every year I remember you Carm. I hope you are looking down & feeling proud.

Like every year I remember you Carm. I hope you are looking down & feeling proud.

During the month of October I am paying tribute to my dad, Don. Dad loved his gardening and going for walks during spring and summer. My goal is to either walk or garden every day.

Dad lives with PSP (Progressive supranuclear palsy)- The condition leads to symptoms including loss of balance, slowing of movement, difficulty moving the eyes, and cognitive impairment. No cure for PSP is known, and management is primarily supportive. There is currently NO cure for PSP. I'm walking to make people aware of this disease which, is related to Parkinson's.

My second year doing this. I am doing this in support of my mother. She had Parkinson’s disease for 14 years. So I’m raising money in her memory.

Bev our darling mother, mother-in-law and nanny, you were all about family, bringing us together and making memories. Your dedication to us and others in the community has inspired our 27forParkinson's 2022 - to connect as a family and support others in the community.

I donate for the simple reason, it may help fund research. My Husband Bob, has late stage Parkinson's.

I am participating for my Dad Ray who was a Parkinson’s warrior and kept moving right til the end. I will walk in the treadmill for 27 days in his honour!

My mother in law is someone who really inspires me!! She has had Parkinson's for over 10 years and is more active and social than me who is half her age!

I'm joining the fight in support of my good friend's dad Edgar who is living with MSA. Ed, I know you fight every day for your independence and ability to do the things you enjoy.

During the month of October, I am tributing to my late father, Leon Gott, who's last year of living with Parkinson's, was my first.

My husband Barry and I are exercising every day in memory of my mother (Mona) friends (Ron) and (Eddy) who suffered for many years. We are mixing our exercise by walking, cycling and gardening.

I'm being active for my mum, Christine, and the memory of my Pa Jack

Dad, I hated what Parkinsons did to you and I wish I could have changed the impact it had on the last years of your life. Love you dad. Cx