00:01Good morning, class.
00:02Good morning, Mr. Allen.
00:05As I look around, I see a crew of pirates.
00:09What's wrong with your hand?
00:11Well, the croc did eat it.
00:14Your other hand.
00:16Uh, you should see something about that hand.
00:18It could be a brain tumour.
00:20You don't have a brain tumour.
00:21Thank you.
00:22But you do have Parkinson's disease.
00:25Me too.
00:26I was just told that too.
00:28Tell him about your other symptoms.
00:30What are the symptoms?
00:31Like how depressed you get.
00:32I don't get depressed.
00:33You're always depressed when I'm with you.
00:37Hi, I'm here to give a talk about living with Parkinson's.
00:39Good morning.
00:41I want you to try and understand my illness.
00:45I've joined a Parkinson's ballet class.
00:47And some of us go for a run on Sunday.
00:49Run now, Tony. It's your only hope.
00:52You know, I ran away too, but I made myself come back.
00:58Some drugs can trigger impulsive and hypersexual behaviour.
01:04I beg your pardon.
01:05Can I start with those first, please?
01:07Imagine if we were less afraid.
01:11I'm not afraid, said the boy.
01:17It's looking at him.
01:21When the dark clouds come,
01:25keep going.
01:28You do realise that the illness won't stop.
01:32We have a long way to go,
01:34but look how far we've come.
01:39You ready to go?
01:41I think so.
01:56When things feel out of control,
02:00focus on what you love.
02:04All stories can have a happy ending.
02:07It just depends on where you end them.
02:13Shall we go upstairs?
02:15Well, we can if you like.
02:16I live in a bungalow,
02:17but I'll try anything once.
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