Hi! I’m Allie Signorelli and I am LIVING with young onset Parkinson’s disease - something I thought I was too young to have. There are no rules for who gets a disease like this one and so there are no rules about what we talk about here. Sometimes it’s brain health, sometimes we talk about Bravo, and often we talk about Bean, the rescue mutt that rules my life. I might not have been too young to get Parkinson’s, but I am way too young to give up on life. Join me for the journey!
Join me for a laugh and sometimes a cry an even a few battlecries. This pod is meant to be feisty, fun and and a look at fighting back against this and other diseases. Turns out, I wasn’t too young to get Parkinson’s in my 40s, but you better believe I’m too young to give up on my fabulous life. Join me for this journey!
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Hi! I’m Allie Signorelli and I am LIVING with young onset Parkinson’s disease - something I thought I was too young to have. There are no rules for who gets a disease like this one and so there are no rules about what we talk about here. Sometimes it’s brain health, sometimes we talk about Bravo, and often we talk about Bean, the rescue mutt that rules my life. I might not have been too young to get Parkinson’s, but I am way too young to give up on life. Join me for the journey!
Join me for a laugh and sometimes a cry an even a few battlecries. This pod is meant to be feisty, fun and and a look at fighting back against this and other diseases. Turns out, I wasn’t too young to get Parkinson’s in my 40s, but you better believe I’m too young to give up on my fabulous life. Join me for this journey!
Join me and Dr. Michael Okun, New York Times bestselling author of The Parkinson's Plan and He is a leading national spokesperson for Parkinson's disease, and has been extensively quoted in The New York Times, Wall St. Journal, USA Today, CNN and other media.
He is the former Chair of Neurology at the University of Florida. He is the co-founder and Executive Director of the Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases at the University of Florida Health. The Institute is unique in that it is comprised of more than 150 interdisciplinary faculty members from diverse areas of campus, all of whom are dedicated to care, outreach, education and research. The Institute is well known for its science and service hub model of care and research as well as for its international think tanks.
Dr. Okun holds the Adelaide Lackner Professorship in Neurology and has published more than 600 peer-reviewed articles and trained over 80 MD fellows in Parkinson’s disease. His research is funded by the National Institutes of Health, he is a published poet (Lessons From the Bedside, 1995) and author of 15 books including most recently The Parkinson’s Plan (2025). His research is highly cited and has appeared in the New England Journal of Medicine, JAMA, Lancet and many other peer-reviewed venues. He has been invited to speak about Parkinson's disease and movement disorders all over the world and was honored at the White House in 2015 as a champion for change in Parkinson’s disease. His book Parkinson’s Treatment: 10 Secrets to a Happier Life has been translated into more than 20 languages.
Too Young For This Sh*t with Allie Signorelli
Hi! I’m Allie Signorelli and I am LIVING with young onset Parkinson’s disease - something I thought I was too young to have. There are no rules for who gets a disease like this one and so there are no rules about what we talk about here. Sometimes it’s brain health, sometimes we talk about Bravo, and often we talk about Bean, the rescue mutt that rules my life. I might not have been too young to get Parkinson’s, but I am way too young to give up on life. Join me for the journey!
Join me for a laugh and sometimes a cry an even a few battlecries. This pod is meant to be feisty, fun and and a look at fighting back against this and other diseases. Turns out, I wasn’t too young to get Parkinson’s in my 40s, but you better believe I’m too young to give up on my fabulous life. Join me for this journey!
