(diagnosed 2012)
"The First Lady of Rock," Linda Rondstadt emerged on the folk rock and country rock scene in 1967. Over her 44-year career, Rondstadt received 11 Grammys and an Emmy while selling more than 100 million records. She retired in 2011 and announced that she had Parkinson's in 2012. She has said that her voice had likely been affected for many years prior to her diagnosis. She was honored with a National Medal of Arts by President Obama and currently lives with her son.
In the Ghanaian dialect, Anidaso means "HOPE". The foundation serves as hope for peole living with Parkinson's and their families to forge ahead for a better life. Our promise as advocates, donors, volunteers, patients and caregivers is to ensure lives are improved.
Address: P.0.Box KS 16947,Kumasi
Telephone: 0545919887 | 0209656459 | 0541111724
Email: contact@anidasopd.org