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Larry Gifford
Verified
Host, When Life Gives You Parkinson's
Vancouver
Beats
Biography
Larry Gifford is a radio management consultant and talent coach who wants to help lead radio and audio streams into the future with integrity and purpose. A mindful, conscious leader, Larry is a proven radio pro focused on respectful, effective leadership and creating positive, unique, compelling content for ears -- be it radio, internet, satellite, new car in-dash systems, or other.
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Content
By Larry Gifford Verified| NeurologyLive Verified I was in the fight of my life: running, punching, kicking, darting, and ducking to keep safe and then I was screaming full throated. Gunfire all around, my dad – long diseased – tossed me his sidearm. My family was under attack. I was shot but was wearing a bullet proof vest. Even so, the impact drove me back and my feet betrayed me. I fell, flailing, at least 100 feet. “Honey. Honey…” My wife Rebecca called out.
Shining a Light on Movement Disorders, Advocating for Awareness and Access to Care: Andréa Merriam & Larry Gifford
By Larry Gifford Verified| NeurologyLive Verified WATCH TIME: 12 minutes"I believe that awareness is key. To illustrate, envision opening the curtains to allow sunlight in. In the United States, there are over 40 million patients living with a movement disorder, along with their families and healthcare providers. Alone in the dark, isolated from resources and others in similar situations, it's a tremendous missed opportunity.
By Larry Gifford Verified| NeurologyLive Verified I was in the fight of my life: running, punching, kicking, darting, and ducking to keep safe and then I was screaming full throated. Gunfire all around, my dad – long diseased – tossed me his sidearm. My family was under attack. I was shot but was wearing a bullet proof vest. Even so, the impact drove me back and my feet betrayed me. I fell, flailing, at least 100 feet. “Honey. Honey…” My wife Rebecca called out.
Company Info
When Life Gives You Parkinson's
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada