“The Proud Hands of Parkinson’s Disease” Project Call for Photographs and Stories Submission of stories and photographs portraying day-to-day living with Parkinson’s are requested WHAT: Teva Neuroscience is focusing on the many personal victories of those living with Parkinson’s disease (PD). The spotlight will be on what can be accomplished, rather than on the challenging symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. The book titled, “The Proud Hands of Parkinson’s Disease,” which is set to be released in fall 2007, will tell the stories, in photographs and narrative, of those living with Parkinson’s, or those of the nurses, doctors and caregivers who care for those living with the disease. The photos will highlight the hands of those touched by the disease; for example, teaching a grandchild how to fish, writing in a journal, or cooking. Accompanying short stories that explain what the pictures represent are also requested.