Bill learned in 2012 that he had Parkinsons Disease, after 7 years of misdiagnosis. Immediately deciding to embrace it enabled him to engage with the community to raise awareness and research funding towards a cure and advance science by donating his body and resources to multiple clinical trials, which continue to this day. Bill has had great success in slowing the disease’s progression through regular exercise and key lifestyle changes, along the way, challenging what the worlds foremost experts deemed possible. Bill has walked across the United States and Great Britain, completed an Ironman and the longest ski ultramarathon, run all the Worlds Major Marathons in a row, climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, Assembled a team of PWP to complete the grueling Blue Ridge Relay, completed 11 triathlons and more than 40 marathons and continues to develop and train for new challenges in 2023 and 2024. Bill has had the great honor of traveling the world, sharing his story on the incredible impact upon his life that a positivity of purpose and holistic wellness has had. Bill lives with his wife and family in the Northern suburbs of Chicago.
Jamie Bryson is a real estate professional, endurance athlete, and Parkinson’s advocate who was diagnosed with young-onset Parkinson’s disease in 2021 at age 38. Rather than slowing down, Jamie chose to fight back—using movement, mental resilience, and a relentless commitment to growth.
Jamie is the founder of The Parkinson’s Fight Club, a community built to empower people with Parkinson’s to push limits, challenge expectations, and reclaim agency through endurance sports and active living. Despite his diagnosis, Jamie has competed in multiple endurance events, including marathons and triathlons, and continues to train at a high level.
His philosophy is simple but powerful: Mindset + Movement = Momentum. Jamie openly shares his journey to prove that Parkinson’s is not the end of the story—it’s a call to adapt, fight, and live boldly.
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