When someone you love receives a diagnosis of serious illness, the romantic relationship you’ve built suddenly enters uncharted territory. Love and chronic illness are not natural partners, and yet countless couples navigate this intersection every day, discovering that romance doesn’t vanish wh…

When someone you love receives a diagnosis of serious illness, the romantic relationship you’ve built suddenly enters uncharted territory. Love and chronic illness are not natural partners, and yet …

When someone you love receives a diagnosis of serious illness, the romantic relationship you’ve built suddenly enters uncharted territory. Love and chronic illness are not natural partners, and yet countless couples navigate this intersection every day, discovering that romance doesn’t vanish when illness enters the door. Instead, it transforms. Running With Cat chronicles exactly this kind of transformation through Anthony Copeland-Parker’s deeply personal account of life with his partner Catherine after her Early-Onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis. What emerges from these stories is not a t…

When a progressive disease enters your life, the instinct might be to slow down completely. Rest seems like the safest choice. But research and lived experience suggest otherwise. Physical activity, tailored to capacity and adjusted as abilities change, can play a meaningful role in maintaining qual…

When a progressive disease enters your life, the instinct might be to slow down completely. Rest seems like the safest choice. But research and lived experience suggest otherwise. Physical activity, t…

When a progressive disease enters your life, the instinct might be to slow down completely. Rest seems like the safest choice. But research and lived experience suggest otherwise. Physical activity, tailored to capacity and adjusted as abilities change, can play a meaningful role in maintaining quality of life, managing symptoms, and preserving independence for as long as possible. For people facing conditions like Early-Onset Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, ALS, or other progressive illnesses, movement becomes more than exercise. It becomes a way to stay present, connected, and engaged with the…

When a progressive disease enters your life, the instinct might be to slow down completely. Rest seems like the safest choice. But research and lived experience suggest otherwise. Physical activity, tailored to capacity and adjusted as abilities change, can play a meaningful role in maintaining qual…

When a progressive disease enters your life, the instinct might be to slow down completely. Rest seems like the safest choice. But research and lived experience suggest otherwise. Physical activity, t…

When a progressive disease enters your life, the instinct might be to slow down completely. Rest seems like the safest choice. But research and lived experience suggest otherwise. Physical activity, tailored to capacity and adjusted as abilities change, can play a meaningful role in maintaining quality of life, managing symptoms, and preserving independence for as long as possible. For people facing conditions like Early-Onset Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, ALS, or other progressive illnesses, movement becomes more than exercise. It becomes a way to stay present, connected, and engaged with the…