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Robyn Michele Levy’s Brainwaves Join #FoxPDchat on Twitter — Friday April 17 at 12 pm ET

Posted on April 16, 2015 by Robyn Michele Levy

How is technology changing #Parkinsons research? Find out by joining @MichaelJFoxOrg for a scintillating #FoxPDchat on Twitter — Friday, April 17 at 12 pm ET.

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Today’s Twitter Book Review of Most Of Me by Leslie Hatch Gail

Posted on April 26, 2013 by Robyn Michele Levy

“Not sure why I picked up Robyn Levy’s Most of Me, but it was a witty, beautiful account of her resilience.” — Leslie Hatch Gail, M. Ed., professional organizer and business owner of Declare Order in Chicago, Illinois.

Posted in books, breast cancer, health, Parkinson's disease, women | Tagged beautiful, books, Chicago, Declare Order, Illinois, Leslie Hatch Gail, literature, M. Ed., Most of Me, resilience, review, Robyn Levy, Robyn Michele Levy, Twitter, witty | 2 Comments

When it Comes to Hockey, Never Try to Trick The Great Bidini!

Posted on August 12, 2012 by Robyn Michele Levy

Boy, did I ever puck up! Dave Bidini — yes that Dave Bidini –tweeted me on Twitter today. Feeling flustered, I racked my dopamine-deprived brain for something, anything “hockeyesque” to say, but all I found were the vintage names Mike Pelyk … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, books, humor, Parkinson's disease, relationships | Tagged Dave Bidini, hall of shame, hockey, Hockey Hall of Shame, I Am a Hockey Nomad, puck up, Rheostatics, sports, The Best Game You Can Name, The Five Hole Stories, The Great Bidini, The Greatest Hockey Stories Ever Told, Trick, Tropic of Hockey, Twitter | 2 Comments

Tourettes Hero: Changing the World One Tic at a Time.

Posted on November 4, 2011 by Robyn Michele Levy

Diseases. Disasters. War. Corruption. Slavery. Poverty. Discrimination. There are so many causes to champion, so many problems to fix. That’s why the world can never have enough superheroes. And that’s why I’m so proud of my superhero friend, Tourettes Hero! … Continue reading →