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Parkinson’s Reeling in the Big One - Rafael B.'s Shatter the Myths Photo
People think that because I have young onset Parkinson’s that my life is not full and active. As you can see in the picture, Parkinson’s does not have my hands tied. I love deep sea fishing and it has come to serve as a metaphor for my life. When you hook that trophy fish on the line you are in for the fight of your life as much as I am with Parkinson’s. I will keep reeling in the Big One. I will win this fight.
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Picture taken in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Deep Sea Fishing Trip
The fish is a Wahoo approximately 4 feet long.
The fish took 20 minutes to reel in.
Submitted by Rafael B.
Parkinson’s Reeling in the Big One - Rafael B.'s Shatter the Myths Photo
People think that because I have young onset Parkinson’s that my life is not full and active. As you can see in the picture, Parkinson’s does not have my hands tied. I love deep sea fishing and it has come to serve as a metaphor for my life. When you hook that trophy fish on the line you are in for the fight of your life as much as I am with Parkinson’s. I will keep reeling in the Big One. I will win this fight.
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Picture taken in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Deep Sea Fishing Trip
The fish is a Wahoo approximately 4 feet long.
The fish took 20 minutes to reel in.
Submitted by Rafael B.