The Positive Twist - a podcast about dystonia Wed, 08 Apr 2026 02:13:50 -0400 https://dystoniaeurope.buzzsprout.com en-us © 2026 The Positive Twist - a podcast about dystonia yes 874c7e75-0da5-56d8-8526-30dc361e677a Dystonia Europe episodic false Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Dystonia Europe https://storage.buzzsprout.com/diajm2zx09z0mpf31i5xz943bjmi?.jpg The Positive Twist - a podcast about dystonia The Pros and Cons of DBS Surgery, with DBS Patient Amybel Taylor The Pros and Cons of DBS Surgery, with DBS Patient Amybel Taylor In this episode, we sit down with DBS patient Amybel Taylor as she shares her journey of being diagnosed with dystonia at a very young age. After years of living with the condition, Amybel, with the support of her parents, made the life-changing decision to undergo DBS surgery.

Now in her early 30s, she has recently undergone another procedure to update and replace her wires and device. In this candid conversation, Amybel opens up about the pros and cons of DBS surgery for dystonia.

To connect with Amybel, you can email her at amybeltaylor@mac.com.


]]> In this episode, we sit down with DBS patient Amybel Taylor as she shares her journey of being diagnosed with dystonia at a very young age. After years of living with the condition, Amybel, with the support of her parents, made the life-changing decision to undergo DBS surgery.

Now in her early 30s, she has recently undergone another procedure to update and replace her wires and device. In this candid conversation, Amybel opens up about the pros and cons of DBS surgery for dystonia.

To connect with Amybel, you can email her at amybeltaylor@mac.com.


]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-16631516 Thu, 20 Feb 2025 05:00:00 +0100 4583 3 6 full false Mikko Juutinen on Pivoting Your Career and Hobbies With Dystonia Mikko Juutinen on Pivoting Your Career and Hobbies With Dystonia In this episode we meet Dr Mikko Juutinen, a former practicing dentist who has been diagnosed with dystonia in his hands, legs, calves and back. His diagnosis has led to pivoting in his career as well as in some of his hobbies. Listen to this inspiring story of overcoming the obstacles that a dystonia diagnosis can bring.

]]> In this episode we meet Dr Mikko Juutinen, a former practicing dentist who has been diagnosed with dystonia in his hands, legs, calves and back. His diagnosis has led to pivoting in his career as well as in some of his hobbies. Listen to this inspiring story of overcoming the obstacles that a dystonia diagnosis can bring.

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-16484654 Thu, 23 Jan 2025 05:00:00 +0100 1580 3 4 full false Dr. Michael Zech on Dystonia Research and Receiving the David Marsden Award 2023 Dr. Michael Zech on Dystonia Research and Receiving the David Marsden Award 2023 In this episode we meet Dr Michel Zech from the Institute of Human Genetics, Technical University of Munich and the Institute of Neurogenomics, Helmholtz Zentrum München, in Munich, Germany.

Dr Zech received the David Marsden Award 2023 for his paper:
Biallelic AOPEP Loss-of-Function Variants Cause Progressive Dystonia with Prominent Limb Involvement.

In this interview Michael shares about his research as well as his experience seeking funding for dystonia research and why more researchers should apply to the David Marsden Award.

Michael.Zech@mri.tum.de

]]> In this episode we meet Dr Michel Zech from the Institute of Human Genetics, Technical University of Munich and the Institute of Neurogenomics, Helmholtz Zentrum München, in Munich, Germany.

Dr Zech received the David Marsden Award 2023 for his paper:
Biallelic AOPEP Loss-of-Function Variants Cause Progressive Dystonia with Prominent Limb Involvement.

In this interview Michael shares about his research as well as his experience seeking funding for dystonia research and why more researchers should apply to the David Marsden Award.

Michael.Zech@mri.tum.de

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-16135933 Thu, 21 Nov 2024 05:00:00 +0100 1736 full false Jenny Sixt Shares All About Alexander Technique - A Fascinating Alternative Therapy for Dystonia Jenny Sixt Shares All About Alexander Technique - A Fascinating Alternative Therapy for Dystonia In this episode of The Positive Twist Podcast Jenny Sixt joins us to share about a fascinating therapy called Alexander Technique. "The Alexander Technique is a skill for self-development teaching you to change long-standing habits that cause unnecessary tension in everything you do" (alexandertechnique.co.uk). The therapy is used by musicians and has been known to help people with Dystonia. 

For more information about Alex Technique please visit https://alexandertechnique.co.uk/

]]> In this episode of The Positive Twist Podcast Jenny Sixt joins us to share about a fascinating therapy called Alexander Technique. "The Alexander Technique is a skill for self-development teaching you to change long-standing habits that cause unnecessary tension in everything you do" (alexandertechnique.co.uk). The therapy is used by musicians and has been known to help people with Dystonia. 

For more information about Alex Technique please visit https://alexandertechnique.co.uk/

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-15932537 Thu, 17 Oct 2024 05:00:00 +0200 1473 3 2 full false DBS Treatment and The Importance of Team Effort with Prof. Alfonso Fasano DBS Treatment and The Importance of Team Effort with Prof. Alfonso Fasano In this episode of The Positive Twist Podcast we have an informative and fascinating conversation about dystonia and DBS with Professor Alfonso Fasano from the University of Toronto.

We walk through everything from finding help initially, to diagnosis, treatment, the DBS option and the importance of a multidisciplinary approach - it's a team effort!

This is a great episode for anyone with dystonia!

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Reprogramming the Brain: A Guide to the Future of the Brain and Neuromodulation by a Patient and his Doctor 2023rd Edition
by Benjamin Stecher (Author), Alfonso Fasano (Author)

Amazon USA: https://a.co/d/4WxUAgO
Amazon UK: https://amzn.eu/d/ixNHyhT


]]> In this episode of The Positive Twist Podcast we have an informative and fascinating conversation about dystonia and DBS with Professor Alfonso Fasano from the University of Toronto.

We walk through everything from finding help initially, to diagnosis, treatment, the DBS option and the importance of a multidisciplinary approach - it's a team effort!

This is a great episode for anyone with dystonia!

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Reprogramming the Brain: A Guide to the Future of the Brain and Neuromodulation by a Patient and his Doctor 2023rd Edition
by Benjamin Stecher (Author), Alfonso Fasano (Author)

Amazon USA: https://a.co/d/4WxUAgO
Amazon UK: https://amzn.eu/d/ixNHyhT


]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-15770197 Thu, 19 Sep 2024 04:00:00 +0200 3703 3 1 full false Beyond the Diagnosis: Living Day-to-Day with Dystonia, Featuring Adam Kalinowski Beyond the Diagnosis: Living Day-to-Day with Dystonia, Featuring Adam Kalinowski This episode is in remembrance of Adam Kalinowski, who passed away just over a year ago. Dystonia Europe honors his profound impact and enduring legacy serving as our President and serving the Dystonia community.  Adam was a passionate advocate for those affected by this rare disease. His untimely departure has left a void that is deeply felt by us all.

As we mark one year since his passing, Adam's spirit continues to resonate in numerous initiatives. His contributions are vividly alive in our  videos, and the patient journey narratives. Adam's artistic talent also shines through in all the graphic designs he skillfully crafted. And this podcast episode that was recorded 6 months before his passing we feel really captures Adam's essence, energy and legacy. 

Adam's dedication to the dystonia community has left an indelible mark that will be remembered and appreciated for years to come. We are immensely thankful for everything he did to advance the cause of dystonia.

In loving memory of Adam, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for all that you shared with us! ❤

]]> This episode is in remembrance of Adam Kalinowski, who passed away just over a year ago. Dystonia Europe honors his profound impact and enduring legacy serving as our President and serving the Dystonia community.  Adam was a passionate advocate for those affected by this rare disease. His untimely departure has left a void that is deeply felt by us all.

As we mark one year since his passing, Adam's spirit continues to resonate in numerous initiatives. His contributions are vividly alive in our  videos, and the patient journey narratives. Adam's artistic talent also shines through in all the graphic designs he skillfully crafted. And this podcast episode that was recorded 6 months before his passing we feel really captures Adam's essence, energy and legacy. 

Adam's dedication to the dystonia community has left an indelible mark that will be remembered and appreciated for years to come. We are immensely thankful for everything he did to advance the cause of dystonia.

In loving memory of Adam, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for all that you shared with us! ❤

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-14394634 Mon, 29 Jan 2024 03:00:00 +0100 3349 2 5 full false Finding Answers in the Patient Community With Merete Avery Finding Answers in the Patient Community With Merete Avery In this episode Merete Avery, a board member from Dystonia Europe shares her dystonia story from first symptoms to diagnosis and finding the right treatment thanks to getting involved in the local patient advocacy group in Norway.

Merete also shares a positive twist with us at the end of the episode regarding how her diagnosis also ended up helping her father understand symptoms he had been living with for decades.

]]> In this episode Merete Avery, a board member from Dystonia Europe shares her dystonia story from first symptoms to diagnosis and finding the right treatment thanks to getting involved in the local patient advocacy group in Norway.

Merete also shares a positive twist with us at the end of the episode regarding how her diagnosis also ended up helping her father understand symptoms he had been living with for decades.

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-13928277 Wed, 08 Nov 2023 06:00:00 +0100 1694 2 4 full false Jan's Journey With DBS, Featuring DBS Nurse Russell Jan's Journey With DBS, Featuring DBS Nurse Russell In this episode we meet dystonia patient Jan Farnworth and DBS nurse Russell Mills. Jan shares her story of living with dystonia and Russell about serving dystonia patients in supporting their journey with DBS.

LINKS:
Dystonia Europe:
https://dystonia-europe.org/about-us/dystonia-organisations-worldwide/

DBS Nurse Association:
https://www.dbsnurseassociation.org/team

]]> In this episode we meet dystonia patient Jan Farnworth and DBS nurse Russell Mills. Jan shares her story of living with dystonia and Russell about serving dystonia patients in supporting their journey with DBS.

LINKS:
Dystonia Europe:
https://dystonia-europe.org/about-us/dystonia-organisations-worldwide/

DBS Nurse Association:
https://www.dbsnurseassociation.org/team

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-13650728 Mon, 25 Sep 2023 03:00:00 +0200 2293 2 3 full false The Road Back to Running - A Dystonia Patient Journey With Jukka Sillanpää The Road Back to Running - A Dystonia Patient Journey With Jukka Sillanpää In this episode of the Positive Twist Podcast we meet Jukka a successful career man and runner who was diagnosed with dystonia in the middle of life. He tells his story of what he went through, how he found the right treatment and his road back to his passion - running! Jukka also shares about his dedicated involvement in the dystonia community and what that has meant for his own healing.

]]> In this episode of the Positive Twist Podcast we meet Jukka a successful career man and runner who was diagnosed with dystonia in the middle of life. He tells his story of what he went through, how he found the right treatment and his road back to his passion - running! Jukka also shares about his dedicated involvement in the dystonia community and what that has meant for his own healing.

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-13468360 Mon, 28 Aug 2023 05:00:00 +0200 3367 2 2 full false A Dystonia Love Story - What Good Relationships Mean For Coping Well, With Gill and John Ainsley A Dystonia Love Story - What Good Relationships Mean For Coping Well, With Gill and John Ainsley In this episode we meet with Gill and John Ainsley who tell the story of how Gill was diagnosed with dystonia in her forties. They were in the middle of life, rearing children and excelling in their careers. The diagnosis came with a lot of difficulty, but the couple found strength in each other and largely credit their relationship for where they are today. Listen to this inspiring story about strong love and dystonia.

]]> In this episode we meet with Gill and John Ainsley who tell the story of how Gill was diagnosed with dystonia in her forties. They were in the middle of life, rearing children and excelling in their careers. The diagnosis came with a lot of difficulty, but the couple found strength in each other and largely credit their relationship for where they are today. Listen to this inspiring story about strong love and dystonia.

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-13316754 Mon, 31 Jul 2023 05:00:00 +0200 2451 2 1 full false Finding Success in Career, Love and Life, in Spite of Living With Cervical Dystonia, Featuring Emmanuel Dalmas Finding Success in Career, Love and Life, in Spite of Living With Cervical Dystonia, Featuring Emmanuel Dalmas In this episode we get to know Emmanuel Dalmas from France. He tells his very inspiring story of finding success in all aspects of life, in spite of living with dystonia. It took Emmanuel 20 years to receive the right diagnosis, a problem that we hear about all too often. He shares with us what it meant to finally know what was wrong with him and how that helped him find better treatment and cope with his condition.

Emmanuel has had many accomplishments in his life in spite of living with dystonia. He is a successful entrepreneur, musician,  and probably most importantly, a family man. Several times throughout our interview, Emmanuel mentions how important the patience, love and support, by friends and family have been though this journey.

Enjoy this truly inspiring interview with Emmanuel Dalmas and make sure to check out his music linked below!

DALMAS Emmanuel on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCScp8WHDJOiTu7Qru1LHcBA

Spasmodic Torticollis (English): https://youtu.be/vmvltorLnkk

Ma Dystonie (French):  https://youtu.be/LIhTkI6RFTg

]]> In this episode we get to know Emmanuel Dalmas from France. He tells his very inspiring story of finding success in all aspects of life, in spite of living with dystonia. It took Emmanuel 20 years to receive the right diagnosis, a problem that we hear about all too often. He shares with us what it meant to finally know what was wrong with him and how that helped him find better treatment and cope with his condition.

Emmanuel has had many accomplishments in his life in spite of living with dystonia. He is a successful entrepreneur, musician,  and probably most importantly, a family man. Several times throughout our interview, Emmanuel mentions how important the patience, love and support, by friends and family have been though this journey.

Enjoy this truly inspiring interview with Emmanuel Dalmas and make sure to check out his music linked below!

DALMAS Emmanuel on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCScp8WHDJOiTu7Qru1LHcBA

Spasmodic Torticollis (English): https://youtu.be/vmvltorLnkk

Ma Dystonie (French):  https://youtu.be/LIhTkI6RFTg

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-8189592 Wed, 24 Mar 2021 06:00:00 +0100 2053 1 7 full false The Importance of Physiotherapy and a Collaborative Approach to Treatment of Dystonia, With Physiotherapist Johanna Blom The Importance of Physiotherapy and a Collaborative Approach to Treatment of Dystonia, With Physiotherapist Johanna Blom In this episode we meet with Johanna Blom a physiotherapist who has specialized in helping patients with dystonia. She tells us about how she works with a team of medical professionals to ensure that her patients get the best treatment possible, and she emphasizes on the importance of a collaborative approach when administering injections, medications and physiotherapy. Johanna also tells us about her work in educating other, fellow physiotherapists, and her book that came out in 2018. To wrap things up, Johanna announces a new project coming up and gives some words of encouragement to our community. Don’t miss out on this great episode!


]]> In this episode we meet with Johanna Blom a physiotherapist who has specialized in helping patients with dystonia. She tells us about how she works with a team of medical professionals to ensure that her patients get the best treatment possible, and she emphasizes on the importance of a collaborative approach when administering injections, medications and physiotherapy. Johanna also tells us about her work in educating other, fellow physiotherapists, and her book that came out in 2018. To wrap things up, Johanna announces a new project coming up and gives some words of encouragement to our community. Don’t miss out on this great episode!


]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-8015760 Wed, 24 Feb 2021 06:00:00 +0100 1359 1 6 full false Ten Years of The David Marsden Award, an Interview With Recipients Prof. Mark Edwards and Asst. Prof. Niccolo Mencacci Ten Years of The David Marsden Award, an Interview With Recipients Prof. Mark Edwards and Asst. Prof. Niccolo Mencacci In this episode of the Positive Twist we meet with Professor Mark Edwards from St George's in London, and Assistant Professor Niccolo Mencacci at Northwestern University outside of Chicago (USA). Mark was the first recipient of the David Marsden Award in 2003. He tells us about what the award has meant to him and what an impact David Marsden had on the field of neurological disorders. Niccolo received the award in 2017 and he too shares about what the award has meant to him, how it has helped connect him further in the field. Finally both give some helpful advice and encouragement to any young researcher considering applying for the award. 

]]> In this episode of the Positive Twist we meet with Professor Mark Edwards from St George's in London, and Assistant Professor Niccolo Mencacci at Northwestern University outside of Chicago (USA). Mark was the first recipient of the David Marsden Award in 2003. He tells us about what the award has meant to him and what an impact David Marsden had on the field of neurological disorders. Niccolo received the award in 2017 and he too shares about what the award has meant to him, how it has helped connect him further in the field. Finally both give some helpful advice and encouragement to any young researcher considering applying for the award. 

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-7505173 Wed, 27 Jan 2021 05:00:00 +0100 2276 1 5 full false Living With a Neurological Disorder During The Covid-19 Pandemic, A Talk With Donna Walsh and Marjan Jahanshahi Living With a Neurological Disorder During The Covid-19 Pandemic, A Talk With Donna Walsh and Marjan Jahanshahi In this episode we talk to Donna Walsh from EFNA, the European Federation of Neurological Associations and Professor Emeritus Marjan Jahanshahi from UCL Queens Square Institute of Neurology in London.

We discuss the state of the world for people living with neurological disorders during the Covid-19 pandemic. Donna shares about some of the work EFNA is involved in, and Marjan gives some helpful advice on how to cope with living with a neurological disorder, and dealing with isolation during the holidays, as well as the hardships that have come as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

]]> In this episode we talk to Donna Walsh from EFNA, the European Federation of Neurological Associations and Professor Emeritus Marjan Jahanshahi from UCL Queens Square Institute of Neurology in London.

We discuss the state of the world for people living with neurological disorders during the Covid-19 pandemic. Donna shares about some of the work EFNA is involved in, and Marjan gives some helpful advice on how to cope with living with a neurological disorder, and dealing with isolation during the holidays, as well as the hardships that have come as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-6955517 Tue, 22 Dec 2020 06:00:00 +0100 2704 1 4 full false How Dystonia Europe Came to Be, and What a Life's Work in Patient Advocacy Has Brought Alistair Newton How Dystonia Europe Came to Be, and What a Life's Work in Patient Advocacy Has Brought Alistair Newton In today's episode we hear Alistair Newton tell his dystonia story, as well as share with us his  important involvement in the dystonia community. Alistair founded Dystonia Europe as a result of being diagnosed with cervical dystonia himself. He has furthermore been involved in many great initiatives for improving the lives of people living with neurological illnesses, and made a tremendous impact in the field as a whole. Alistair has helped share information,  spread awareness, and promote research on a massive scale, greatly contributing to where we are today. His work was recently recognized in 2018, when he was appointed 'Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire' by Queen Elisabeth II, for services to People with Neurological Illnesses particularly Dystonia. Listen to the episode and hear Alistair's fascinating story of a life's work with dystonia.

]]> In today's episode we hear Alistair Newton tell his dystonia story, as well as share with us his  important involvement in the dystonia community. Alistair founded Dystonia Europe as a result of being diagnosed with cervical dystonia himself. He has furthermore been involved in many great initiatives for improving the lives of people living with neurological illnesses, and made a tremendous impact in the field as a whole. Alistair has helped share information,  spread awareness, and promote research on a massive scale, greatly contributing to where we are today. His work was recently recognized in 2018, when he was appointed 'Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire' by Queen Elisabeth II, for services to People with Neurological Illnesses particularly Dystonia. Listen to the episode and hear Alistair's fascinating story of a life's work with dystonia.

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-6513097 Wed, 25 Nov 2020 06:00:00 +0100 3172 1 3 full true Making Dystonia Your Friend, with Monika Benson Making Dystonia Your Friend, with Monika Benson In this episode we sit down with Monika Benson, Executive Director of Dystonia Europe. Monika has been living with cervical Dystonia for 19 years, and after years of feeling isolated she now feels as if she has a big "Dystonia family".

Around Monica's 40th birthday, she started noticing her neck pulling to the left. She thought the pain was due to a muscle strain from working a desk job at a school in Sweden. After 6 months of doctor's visits she had received the diagnosis of Dystonia. 

After trial and error, Monika found that combination treatment of botulinum toxin injections and physiotherapy exercises worked best for her. However, Monika mentions there is a lack of physiotherapists that are knowledgable of Dystonia and the best ways to treat patients. Therefore, Monika is working hard to erase the stigma, promote research, and raise awareness for Dystonia through her work in Dystonia Europe.

How to Support Dystonia Europe: following Dystonia Europe on social media,  sharing posts with your network, becoming a member of your national dystonia association,  and meeting up with other patients to listen to  their story and offering support.

Monika's story is inspirational as she has turned what was one of the most difficult hurdles in her life into a blessing. Listen to the full episode with Monika on The Positive Twist!

]]> In this episode we sit down with Monika Benson, Executive Director of Dystonia Europe. Monika has been living with cervical Dystonia for 19 years, and after years of feeling isolated she now feels as if she has a big "Dystonia family".

Around Monica's 40th birthday, she started noticing her neck pulling to the left. She thought the pain was due to a muscle strain from working a desk job at a school in Sweden. After 6 months of doctor's visits she had received the diagnosis of Dystonia. 

After trial and error, Monika found that combination treatment of botulinum toxin injections and physiotherapy exercises worked best for her. However, Monika mentions there is a lack of physiotherapists that are knowledgable of Dystonia and the best ways to treat patients. Therefore, Monika is working hard to erase the stigma, promote research, and raise awareness for Dystonia through her work in Dystonia Europe.

How to Support Dystonia Europe: following Dystonia Europe on social media,  sharing posts with your network, becoming a member of your national dystonia association,  and meeting up with other patients to listen to  their story and offering support.

Monika's story is inspirational as she has turned what was one of the most difficult hurdles in her life into a blessing. Listen to the full episode with Monika on The Positive Twist!

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-5915089 Thu, 29 Oct 2020 06:00:00 +0100 1165 1 2 full false How DBS surgery transformed a life, with Stephen Batey How DBS surgery transformed a life, with Stephen Batey Stephen Batey from Newcastle, UK experienced his first symptoms of dystonia as a seven year old. It started in his right foot and eventually spread to his back, neck, and upper limbs. Stephen was connected with a children's neurologist who gave him the diagnosis DYT1 positive primary torsion dystonia.

Stephen was started on oral medication along with regular botulinum injections. DBS surgery was presented as an option, but Stephen’s parents decided to wait and let Stephen make the decision about having the procedure once he turned 18.

There was no hesitation on Stephen’s end, as soon as he was of age to make his decision, he opted for the DBS treatment. Stephen’s dystonia had progressively gotten worse and before his surgery it had gotten so bad that he was in a wheelchair.

The DBS surgery was performed on Stephen at 23 years old and he describes his quality of life changing drastically. During recovery he picked up photography, and that has developed into a business.

Listen to the episode to hear Stephen’s story of living with dystonia and having the DBS surgery. He is a true inspiration when it comes to seeing life from the bright side.

You can get in contact with Stephen and view his photography through Facebook or Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/Stephen-Batey-Photography-352640098192950/
Instagram: @stephen_bateyphotography

]]> Stephen Batey from Newcastle, UK experienced his first symptoms of dystonia as a seven year old. It started in his right foot and eventually spread to his back, neck, and upper limbs. Stephen was connected with a children's neurologist who gave him the diagnosis DYT1 positive primary torsion dystonia.

Stephen was started on oral medication along with regular botulinum injections. DBS surgery was presented as an option, but Stephen’s parents decided to wait and let Stephen make the decision about having the procedure once he turned 18.

There was no hesitation on Stephen’s end, as soon as he was of age to make his decision, he opted for the DBS treatment. Stephen’s dystonia had progressively gotten worse and before his surgery it had gotten so bad that he was in a wheelchair.

The DBS surgery was performed on Stephen at 23 years old and he describes his quality of life changing drastically. During recovery he picked up photography, and that has developed into a business.

Listen to the episode to hear Stephen’s story of living with dystonia and having the DBS surgery. He is a true inspiration when it comes to seeing life from the bright side.

You can get in contact with Stephen and view his photography through Facebook or Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/Stephen-Batey-Photography-352640098192950/
Instagram: @stephen_bateyphotography

]]> Dystonia Europe Buzzsprout-5541673 Wed, 23 Sep 2020 06:00:00 +0200 2318 1 1 full false