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steadyhandsteve.com - A normal bloke with young-onset Parkinson's life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain. PD

http://steadyhandsteve.com/the-man/ about steadyhandsteve | steadyhandsteve.com - I was diagnosed with Parkinson's early in 2011 when in my late thirties and since then I have approached this diagnosis with as much of a positive attitude and

http://steadyhandsteve.com/resource-finder/ Resource Finder | steadyhandsteve.com - YoungParkinsonsNetwork.com is is a growing network of working aged people with Parkinson's in the UK and beyond. The group was started by David

http://steadyhandsteve.com/contacts/ contact me | steadyhandsteve.com - you may have questions about how I approach life with young-onset Parkinson's or some of the challenges that I've completed. I would be delighted to hear from

http://steadyhandsteve.com/the-challenge/ Steadyhandsteve climbs Kilimanjaro | steadyhandsteve.com - Steve and his good friend Darren each had a long-held ambition to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. This shared ambition and friendship turned from a wild idea, whilst

http://steadyhandsteve.com/the-challenge/day-1-to-first-cave-camp-2600m/ day 1 - to first cave camp - 2,600m | steadyhandsteve.com - Day 1 - Saturday 2nd February 2013 The day started with a minibus ride from our hotel in Moshi to the park HQ at Marangu where we signed-in and where Douglas

http://steadyhandsteve.com/the-challenge/day-2-to-kikelewa-caves-camp-3600m/ day 2 - to Kikelewa caves camp - 3,600m | steadyhandsteve.com - Sunday 3rd February 2013 We started the day with an introduction and photo call with our porters and cook. Whilst we spent all of our 'walking' day with

http://steadyhandsteve.com/the-challenge/day-3-to-mawenzi-tarn-4300m/ day 3 - to Mawenzi Tarn - 4,300m | steadyhandsteve.com - Monday 4th February 2013 This was a short, sharp 3-hour walk up to the tarn covering 730m of altitude gain. The campsite here is simply stunning - sitting

http://steadyhandsteve.com/the-challenge/day-4-acclimatisation-mawenzi-tarn-4300m/ day 4 - acclimatisation - Mawenzi Tarn 4,300m | steadyhandsteve.com - Tuesday 5th February 2013 This was our acclimatisation day and therefore offered the prospect of a long morning walking and a return to rest at the Tarn

http://steadyhandsteve.com/the-challenge/day-5-to-kibo-huts-camp-4700m/ day 5 - to Kibo Huts Camp - 4,700m | steadyhandsteve.com - Wednesday 6th February 2013 This represented the "turn" in our trek. On previous days we had been heading East, effectively away from the main Kibo summit.

http://steadyhandsteve.com/the-challenge/day-6-to-gilmans-point-5685m-then-uruhu-summit-5895m/ day 6 - to Gilman's Point 5,685m then Uruhu Summit - 5,895m | steadyhandsteve.com - Thursday 7th February 2013 We started out at 23:00 on the path to Gilman's point with the stars, moon and head torch to light the way. Watching other groups

http://steadyhandsteve.com/the-challenge/day-7-the-final-stretch/ day 7 - the final stretch | steadyhandsteve.com - Friday 8th February 2013 The final stretch and the only day I managed to fall over! Mission accomplished we finished our breakfast before saying farewell to

http://steadyhandsteve.com/donate/ fundraising | steadyhandsteve.com - Steve has completed a number of personal challenges along with friends and colleagues. With generous support & donations from family, friends and colleagues

http://steadyhandsteve.com/sponsors/ challenges planned & achieved | steadyhandsteve.com - The challenges are a focus for keeping fit and active and prove nothing can get in my way! a few things from the list of challenges I've done since diagnosis

http://steadyhandsteve.com/parkinsons-awareness-week-2016/ Parkinson’s Awareness Week 2016 | steadyhandsteve.com - This year I have decided to try something new for Parkinson's Awareness Week. I have made a short series on my new YouTube channel that demonstrate some

http://steadyhandsteve.com/5-years-on/ 5 years on…. | steadyhandsteve.com - Each year in April it becomes Parkinson's awareness month because April was the month that James Parkinson was born. He is notable for publishing " An essay on

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