A P.S.P. PSA From A Room To Heal

There are tragic diseases that affect numerous individuals, and we here at A Room to Heal know the impact that these diseases have on our community. 

After all, we are guided by our mission, to create a healing environment in the homes of children affected by serious medical conditions in the Broome county area.

However, with the upcoming Captain and Crew Golf Tournament, we wanted to educate about a little known, debilitating disease: Progressive Supranuclear Palsy or PSP.

Thee symptoms are characterized by traits that are sometimes confused with Parkinson’s Disease.

This rare brain disorder, affecting approximately 20,000 Americans, is marked by the onset of four different traits:

• Disequilibrium,
• Blurred vision,
• Slurred speech;
• And impaired memory.

Our friend, Dave Fancher, suffered from PSP , and we  are  pleased  to be involved   in the annual golf tournament held in his name, this  Saturday, August 30th. Join us to celebrate the life of this great man.

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