When doctors told him in 2018 that he had Parkinson's disease, Josef Maxima's first question was: "When will I die?" Until then, he had been healthy and had served in the army for over twenty years. Yet the disease gave him the impetus to use everything he had learned throughout his life and develop an app for other patients.
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When doctors told him in 2018 that he had Parkinson's disease, Josef Maxima's first question was: "When will I die?" Until then, he had been healthy and had served in the army for over twenty years. Yet the disease gave him the impetus to use everything he had learned throughout his life and develop an app for other patients.