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Are You Resilient?

Take a journey with Will to Louisiana where you'll learn about his cherished family traditions like enjoying Mardi Gras, hunting and fishing, eating homestyle Southern cooking, dancing to Bounce music and Zydeco-and you'll discover how Will learned how to bounce back by watching his mom, Mrs. Bayou, who bounces back from everything that young-onset Parkinson's disease has thrown at her.

A Note from Will:

Thank you for joining me on this journey with my mom. She's strong and kind, and she's a dancer in her way. No matter how you move, keep moving in your own way, and remember never to stop dancing.

A portion of proceeds from the sales of this book will be donated to help people with Parkinson's disease.

Tyaisha Blount-Dillon is a passionate advocate for brain health, a nationally recognized environmental leader, and according to her son, a real-life superhero. But in truth, he is the real hero-because his love, curiosity, and keen observations inspired doctors to finally give her the correct diagnosis after more than a decade of uncertainty.Tyaisha has been living with young-onset Parkinson's disease for 25 years, and she's transformed that personal journey into a powerful mission to help other families thrive. With more than 16 years of leadership in federal government programs, she's created initiatives that protect the planet, educate youth, and empower communities. Today, she leads The Thriving Brain & Development Project Inc., where she works alongside partners like Aetna, Chef Traci Vincent, Columbia University, and The SAE School to deliver innovative programs in brain health, nutrition, and environmental justice.Tyaisha is developing NeuroSeeds, a one-of-a-kind education and wellness program that helps children and families grow strong minds and healthy bodies. She has been honored by the HollyRod Foundation, was featured in a national Parkinson's Foundation commercial, and proudly serves as a Parkinson's Foundation Research Advocate. She has served the required time as a member of the Patient Advisory Board and Udall Foundation.Whether she's volunteering, facilitating cooking events, or writing books that will encourage kids to pursue careers in science or health, Tyaisha's greatest inspiration is her family-her son and husband, whose compassion and strength helped motivate her path to healing.She lives in Georgia with her husband and son and believes that when we lead with love and learning, anything is possible-especially when we plant seeds of brain health literacy to grow stronger minds and brighter futures.