I am so impressed by Michael J Fox for continuing to be public about his illness. I am sure he has helped many sufferers understand how it is possible to live with Parkinsons disease. He is also an iconic actor.
I was interested to read two things recently. 1) There is a strong link between the 1918 flu and developing Parkinson's later. 2) There is a strong link between Epstein-Barr Virus and Multiple sclerosis. Neither is sufficient: many people are infected, but not all get the disease. But the idea is that they "prime the pump" and some will go on to develop the disease. It makes me think about viruses and how we can prevent them with vaccines. We pretty much ignore EBV. Should we be developing vaccines against them to avoid MS decades down the road? More research needed, but very interesting. Much appreciation for Mr. Fox for being public about his illness and advocating for it. (Both my grandfathers had Parkinson's. Both had the 1918 flu as teens and almost died, then developed PD in their 50s.)
@Seek Him with all your heart and you will find Him Stfu you people are monsters. Killing celebrities and then going on and sending condolences and acting like God. I caught you nasty mf’s. Giving out diseases like it’s candy. I tried too make Twitter accounts you block them,I cannot do shit about this.I wish i could.Kobe was killed,Owen Hart,chris benoit. Bob Sagat,just too name a few. Yeah wake the fake up.
I can relate to having to tell your spouse bad news. When I was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy I struggled with how I was going to tell my wife. I just told her straight with the news then offered her a divorce. She was angry about that and asked me why I thought she was so shallow of a person. Thankfully I married an angel. She stayed with me and she has been at my side throughout. I had to leave everything I enjoyed. Camping and hiking, woodworking, and my job as a nurse. She has been my strength through it all. I feel bad for her, as I promised her when we married that I would always take care of her. I never imagined or wanted for her to have to take care of me. I always liked MJF as an actor. Very sad to know of his illness and struggles to cope with the disease.
Lucky for you Terry the marriage vows were in sickness & in health. Blessed you are she took them seriously & chose to love you regardless. Be blessed in Jesus Christ's name Amen 🙏💙💚
Unfortunately, only WOMEN seem to take those "in sickness & in health" vows seriously. Rare is the man who will stay and take care of a sick woman. About 95% of our breast cancer patients were abandoned by their husbands/boyfriends.
My mama died of Parkinsons. Her last day alive she thought I was a nurse. She cried and begged me to find Her son (me). I tried to find her but she was too far gone. People often for about the mental effects. Thank you Mr. And Mrs. Fox for you have some done!
Parkinson's doesn't kill you. My father lived with it sharp in mind always. In the end it was the family arguing around him, making him so sad his heart broke. My heart broke too that no one appreciated all the efforts he'd made for them.
What a Man,he just Complete . He a very intelligent and GreaT Heart to Children and there understanding there self differences to learn . He taught Me few things. My Grandma had Parkinson in her hands & shake . Breaks my heart . She had tough Relationship her husband. Was so hard her. I say from very stressful life . I wish I could Hug all these people to make them ok . Hugs 🤗 for ever . +
I got the same diagnosis when I was 38. I'm now 46 and this disease has slowly progressed with me. It's getting harder with age to do everyday routines. The brain fog is terrible. I can watch a movie and a month later watch it again and have no idea what it was about. I know the struggles that Michael J. Fox goes through on a daily basis. I was a Nurse. I was supposed to be taking care of patients. Getting this news was devastating. I suddenly felt worthless and went into a deep depression. I couldn't even find a good enough reason to get out of bed. It took me some time to find myself again. I just told myself there were people out there a lot worse off than me. Now I enjoy time with my grandaughters but I still tell myself that someday they might find a cure and I will be able to go back to work.
I grew up with Michael J. Fox. Have seen most of or close to all of his movies. I, myself have been diagnosed with early onset Parkinsons and Dementia. They seem to go hand in hand is what my doctor said. Michael is a role model to us all on how to stay positive in light such foreboding circumstances. Tracy is a saint. How lucky for him to have such a devoted and loving wife. My heart goes out to him and all the others who suffer with this, myself included. May a cure come soon and Michael return to what he loves to do. Peace and Love and Light to him and to all who read this. Be Well and Stay Safe Namaste' ^_^
Maybe you and Micheal can communicate some way if you haven't already. He seems like a great guy to help others going through devastating illness. May you find peace amongst this difficult time.
We were married a year and a half when I was diagnosed with MS. My husband has stood by my side no matter what. Almost 35 years we are still marriage strong. 🌷💕🌷
@@stefaniasiembab2231 Jesus is what keeps me going. He is always these to talk to. Everyone else either don’t have time or just don’t care to listen. I lost all my “friends” when I got MS. I guess I’m contagious now. But thank you again. I do appreciate it
Michael J Fox is such a tremendous person and how he has dealt with his Parkinson’s is commendable. Such a sad thing to see a great person having to go through this. Should make us all appreciate the good health we have.
When I was diagnosed with vanishing white matter and told by my neurologist, "I don't know how you have lived this long," I thought of Fox and the positive example he has offered with Parkinson's. My wife was dignified upon my diagnoses (I suspect she cried in secret). She reminded me "You are more than your disease." As I've outlived three life expectancies (doctors don't bother to guess anymore) I realized how blessed I am with a wonderful caregiver wife who never lets me forget who I really am while loving me through my progressive limitations. I am thankful to God that He has shown me the things in life I would have taken for granted. Neurological diseases are very serious. That is why it is so important that we living with the many manifestations are positive public advocates.
Your wife sounds like a wonderful woman and if she's like me with my hubby {he had a heart attack} she loves you to bits.... I hope you live your best life with her and enjoy every moment... Thanks for sharing your story 😊❣️
Micheal j fox has a loving wife kids my heart goes out to him i wish there was a cure for this he is amazing actor man i so wish this never have this happend to him god be with him.always and his family he is loved q devoted father actor husband one of my favotite actors of all times
My uncle just recently passed from his Parkinson's disease, last I saw him, about 9 months before, he was in a wheel chair, couldn't feed himself, and could barely talk, but you could tell he was still there in the eyes. So sad what this disease does to people
One Hell of a Canadian and a tremendous inspiration. Whether it was Alex P. Keaton, Marty McFly, Chance the Hound, Stuart Little, or many others, he always felt like a friend.
I’ve fallowed him off and on since I saw him in back to the Future as a little kid and I admire him for his dedication and courage he’s one of my many heroes I hope he stays in good health this year and many more to come
For someone facing such a horrible disease, he really can show all of us that I doesn't have to be a "death sentence" you can always fight, and always be positive. He obviously has had his ups and downs, but he shows so much strength, and the way he fights this is more than admirable. I really hope someday there is a cure for what he and millions of others have had to endure. God bless 🙏
So do I. I have PD too and its horrible. But mine was caused from exposure to Agent Orange in Vietnam. None of my relatives on either side have had it. I don't know if they will ever find cure for it as there are only 1.2 million people out of about 330M in the US that have it. Not sure if thats enough to justify doing hard core research to find a cure. I hope I'm wrong but MJF Foundation has thrown $1B at it and no cure yet. The human brain is very complicated and many fixes are not easy. I'm 71 and don't feel I have much time left. The last 2 years I have been rapidly declining. I was diagnosed in 2016 but didn't know I had it in early 2010. This is not the way I expected to live my golden years.
@@invoxicated I'am so incredibly sorry. Saying "thank you, for your service" would be an incredible understatement. My prayers are with you Barry, and with finding a cure. God bless 🙏.
I was diagnosed with Parkinsons about 6 years ago. I'm no where near as bad has Michael but it's not fun regardless. It's known as the disease with a bouquet of symptoms. Most just think of tremors but it's so much more than that, the effects of it vary from person to person. Some days balance is an issue, another may be tripping when you try to walk due to a shuffle, a bad day is a mix of any number of symptoms. I'm thankful for the Michael J Fox foundation, it brought more awareness and research of the disease. If your handwriting becomes very small get checked, it's one of the easiest symptons to spot. I went to a neuro for memory issues, he saw my hand writing and sent me to a specialist where I was diagonsed.
My father's neurologist documented many PD symptoms but stated not PD. So at least 1 year delay in proper diagnosis (wish i kept that quack's letter). As you state multitude of symptoms and effects from even little thingshich you know. Rush Limbaugh was clearly abusive of MJF.
@@papablue5665 The first neuro I went to called it Parkisonian symptoms but he referred me to a Parkison specialist for diagnosis. From what I have learned there are many causes for tremors etc so they rely on specialists to make the diagnosis. Even some medications can cause tremors and PD type symptoms. Wish your dad the best, ho[efully medication is helping him.
@@dev-debug hi John, thanks for your thoughts. Sure hope you and family doing good. Father had annual in depth physicals as pilot. Non-smoker, rarely drank so barely a social drinker. We simply had bad neurologist. We went to local PD support group after another doctor diagnosed it. We charted meds, activities, BMs, etc. So could predict in many cases how he would react. Like a few hours playing with grandkids would wear him out for day. It would make his day tho. You take care!
I do night shift as a career in a nursing home. I have 3 residents with Parkinson's. Because I only work nights I see the worst of it. It's heart breaking to see relatively young people suffer.
Micheal J. Fox is such a great guy and his shows and movies have meant a lot to me over the years, shame he's had to go through such a horrible illness. His books are great as well and very Intresting.
I dont know if it should be called a tragedy . A challenge and heartbreaking yes . He is a hero and someone to be looked up to as he continues to live life even with this condition he is a inspiration!!
The real tragedy is that so many MILLIONS of sick people in this country STILL have no access to health care. I'm sorry Fox has this disease. But he also has a loving family's support, enough money for top-of-the-line health care and (I assume) enough for home helpers too. He has fame, respect and a national platform. Sad, yes. Tragic, no.
I'd say if you had any experience of seeing a loved one with Parkinson's and knew the dreadful impact it has then yes you would definitely describe it as a tragedy. It's a horrible, awful, engulfing and cruel disease that I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.
@@mochyncochyn9113 thank you for your opinion I have seen many things in my life I have worked in a nursing home for 15 years and 21 years with a brain injury person lost my aunt at 65 to Frontal lobe dementia so when I say a challenge and a heartbreak yes but people that keeping going heroes!
This gives me hope thank you. I've been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease and have honesty felt like my life is over, I'm so depressed. But seeing Fox's story gives me confidence that I can still live a productive life.
He is such a talented man. I would love to thank him for being a part of helping create so many good family time memories. Watch Family Ties. Teen Wolf movies, Back to The Future movies,...etc. I had such an amazing time sharing those hours with my family.
One of my favorite actors. I can relate to having to tell your spouse bad news. When I was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy I struggled with how I was going to tell my wife.
God Bless you. ALS is such a merciless disease. My friend's husband was diagnosed with it on their honeymoon. If I make it to Heaven, I want to ask God why he would cause good people to suffer, while Charles Manson lived to be in his 80s, healthy as a horse and enjoying life.
My dear husband of 47 years, lost his life to the seve re complications of Parkinson's. God Bless you, Michael J Fox for your optimistic heart and fortitude
I have always liked Michael J. Fox but since I’ve seen how he has handled such a life altering, heartbreaking disease I like him all the more. I respect him and look up to him and his strength nad perseverance.
God bless Micheal I lost my father to Parkinson’s so I know what it’s like to live with a Parkinson sufferer. Respect to him for living with this for so long I pray they find a cure for him and anyone else who has this terrible decease. My heart was broken seeing my father suffer he had so many falls people even stepped over him the street because they thought he was drunk. People can be so heartless. Until you’ve lived with it you can’t judge. Credit to Micheal for fighting it and his quest for a cure.
My mom passed away at 82 after suffering from Parkinson’s disease. It is terrible illness . I admire Tracy for honoring her wedding views in sickness and in health. My prayers are with Michael and Tracy that they have been able to have loving. I love his movies too. He has been a great role model.
It's heartbreaking to know that such a wonderful person is dealing with this awful disease. I wish someone would find a cure for it already. I have loved MJF since I was young and still do. I don't get star-struck and don't follow celebrities, but he is the exception. If I were to have the honor and pleasure of meeting him it would be a dream come true. I'm so inspired by his courage and optimism.
This man was brought into the world for so many tremendous reasons. Way beyond hope, he has continued to shine beyond belief and will always! He serves as a great inspiration and wonderful person beyond belief and deserves upmost recognition. Always! 🙏
You’re lucky Mike, I am too, having been diagnosed with a neurological disorder at age 53 with MS. Four other kids I graduated high school with were diagnosed the same year I was; but I’m doing the best. My MS is totally stable, as long as I maintain my medication (which I am totally compliant with), and even with this, and 4 other co morbidities, I survived Covid. Michael grew up 100 miles north of where I grew up. MS in Alberta, is the second highest on this continent, and they don’t know why. I became a widow after I was diagnosed, and about 3 years ago remarried an equally wonderful man, who isn’t worried about my MS. So, live your life, love your wife, and be grateful every day you’re above the ground. ❤️ hugs.
My father has been diagnosed with parkinsons, and I have seen how much it has hurt my dad. I work my butt off to make sure there isn't a task his parkinsons stops him from doing.
It’s a blessing his wife has stayed by his side. Great lady! I had a nephew who found out he had cancer and his girl friend left hi.m while h3 was in the hospital. He ended up meeting up with a high school sweetheart. They got married and a few month later, he passed away 😔. God bless MJF and his lovely wife and family 🙏❤️
I love Michael J Fox! I feel so sad for him living with Parkinson's disease! Please God find a cure so our Back to Future Michael can live a good life!🙏 ❤
" BRIGHT LIGHTS BIG CITY" was one of the most touching movies about addiction I have ever seen. Michael is truly one of the best talented actors out there ! 👍
My husband was diagnosed with Parkinson’s 5 years ago!! Watching the deterioration is awful!! He was such a fit man always on the go very active!! Now he is like a prisoner in his own body!!
would change the title of this video to “the determination of Michael J Fox”. He continues to work hard and find new ways to do the creative work that he loves. Total respect Michael x
My step father died from Parkinsons disease a few years ago. It broke our hearts to see him disappear from the disease. He was a kind man, unlike my narcissistic father. I miss him answering the phone to me. I was the scapegoat of the family, but he was always kind to me, almost like he knew I was a good egg in a bad bunch. When I gave up drinking and became a Christian, he was so surprised & happy for me. I do miss him.
John 9:2 I don't know if Michael is a religious man but this verse has helped me cope with my sister who was born with severe brain damage, although I've come to realize that I will never understand it in this life time. However it is not hopeless, providing you have hope.
Couldn’t imagine having something like this to live with every day. Having ms is bad too. Watching a family member live with such diseases is heartbreaking.
As for someone who has multiple sclerosis, I admire Michael J. Fox for the person he is, and I understand his pain and struggle (got diagnosed two years ago…trying to live the best life possible) Such and inspiring and strong guy, and great actor for sure. Hope he gets well.
Awesome actor.. strong man 👞 such a great accomplishment actor.. sending prayers for him and his beloved family 🙏❤️❤️❤️ Love him amazing strength and courage 🙏🙏🙏❤️🙏
I admire how he managed to go on with full dedication to life despite his condition. It is inspiring to us all. Thanx to grunge for this beautiful shortdocumentation.
I had a brush with the greatness of Michael J. Fox. I was an aspiring actor living in Studio City. I was at a blockbuster when Michael came in, grabbed a quick look at all of his films, took a VHS to the counter where I was and the Michael asked me what time it was. OMG, my hero just spoke to me! And, I was able to provide him the time. He said thank you and left the store hopping into a sleek sports car and took off. BTW. I auditioned for Family Ties - the right guy got the job.
My dad suffered with this till he passed away it was hard watching him lose his independence he took pride in building and making things he built two homes in Puerto Rico but slowly lost the skills because of his involuntary shakes I fear i may inherit this from him I’ve had involuntary shaking of my head on and off it’s so scary but life goes on
I love him. I really do. And I don't think as an optimist he'd want us to refer to his story as a "tragedy". Having Parkinson's is heartbreaking but he is not his disease, he's so much more than that. Of course I could be wrong, it's just a feeling I have.
Michael J Fox has more courage then I have in my little pinky.. He's energy in he's tv show and movies plus he still acted knowing he's challenge...Thank you Michael for your awesome shows and movies much respect and love♥️
Michael J Fox never was one of the typical Hollywood "hot bod" types. He wasn't one of the tall, debonair types, but seeing just a small part of what he has been through, and even though he has faltered at times, he has accomplished so much, not just for himself, but for others with the same disease. To me, he's head and shoulders above so many others in the film and television industry. He has an amazing wife who seems just as stubborn as him and makes him that much taller.
Just to say that what is often forgotten is the spouse loses everything too. MJF is successful and financially secure and can hire a lot of help. Most PWP rely on a spouse or child for their care and that person gets burned out and isolated as it progresses. No one wants to invite a couple over for dinner when one of them can’t be understood, eat without spilling, or falls asleep during conversion. The isolation is the worst. Please remember this next time you are tempted to ask about a pwp - their caregiver needs a hug too!
Agree with you Stephanie. I was a carer to my late husband who had Parkinsons. As a carer it was 24/7 soul destroying, and lonely at times but I vowed to look after him till the end, which I did. Please notice the carer they have needs too. 🕊️🕊️
So strange this notification popped up on my phone. I’m currently watching Back to the future with my 5 year old granddaughter. She loves it of course. We love you Michael!!!God bless you!!
He was the top reason to watch Family Ties, I remember saying to people, watch that show there is a wonderful kid. The show is funny, its a must watch program. He’s handled it with dignity and a wonderful giving person. I work in an assisted living community and have known several people with Parkinson’s, eventually it takes away your voice, simply no volume. So very sad.
I loved him in the TV series and movies. It must be tough and he is inspiriting. You do get small mercies along the way.... His wife seems to be a rock and ofcourse his own determination and strength.
I was in Junior high when my tremors started and dear god I was scared. I didn't really have great support group around me so I had no idea how one would even get appointment with neurologist, and decided to just leave it as it was. As I struggled with depression it was inspiring to follow Fox, one of my favourite actors, in his journey. I got diagnosed with Essential Tremor instead of parkinsons several years later and it was the first time I broke down in years. Still struggle with ordinary daily things, but with little easier heart. And still follow Fox in his journey (":
You are a hero. I have had Tourette’s syndrome for65 years and it still causes me trouble. I did not want to go anywhere I would disrupt things be humiliated. I would never miss my medication or I could go nowhere movies, plays church I have been inspired by you. I had such bad tics that I would as an example hit myself in the stomach as har as I could sometimes for an hour. If I tried to stop it felt like alien was crashing out of my stomach. I now take meds which have stopped the tics for about a year. This and my belief in GOD have kept m me sane. Ty MJF
He is such an example for everyone with a debilitating disease! I really view him as a super hero. Another man that comes to mind is christopher Reeve, both gave all of a us a reason to go on despite our problems! Michael also came forward about cannabis and its use as medicine, and in particular RS oil, he did this at a time I was considering trying cannabis for my seizures, which caused severe shaking and jerking. I listened and I tried it, and it worked, So I greatly respect and thank him for such a bold stance. I can honestly say it changed my life! I only wish I had tried it years ago.
He was one of my favorite people as a kid in the 80s. He was in everything. Family Ties on t.v , back to the future, teen wolf and many other movies 🎥. Sad story 😢
it is impossible not to love Michael J. Fox in every role he plays. I do not have Parkinson's myself but I do have CP and understand how as time goes on, things you used to have no issue doing are suddenly much more difficult and the shear frustration that feeling can cause. Having the mental fortitude to remain positive despite these feelings is an example for everyone to follow that Michael portrays beautifully.
No one could have did that role better… in Back To The Future but MJF! He has a humerus, humble yet passionate spark in his acting! I’m so sorry you got sick, I missed seeing you do movies! 🙏🏿 God Bless you continually 💝✨
What an amazing person and and a great actor to keep on going even when he was diagnosed with Parkinson and to win awards as well.Wish him all the very best for the years to come and hope he continues with more endeavours to the best of his ability. God bless him.
He and everyone who has this disease are so BRAVE. I am disabled. But I don’t deal with this. I can’t even imagine how you get through it. Screw Rush! He is a bonafide FOOL. He always speaks without regard for others. Please continue to be Brave. You are my inspiration.🥰
A legend and icon! We appreciate everything he has brought to this world! His strength makes him a hero! I enjoyed growing up with him. He's part of everyone's family! One love Michael.
He played great in all his shows and movies. I love Back to the Future I can watch it over and over again. I just hate it when someone is disrespectful to someone that has a illness. Love you Michael J Fox !!!! Prayers for you and your family. Don’t give up you just keep going strong. ❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻
Calvin candle he worked like that 4 1yr between the 2 shows he had a trailer on the b ti the future set so he could sleep in between shoots he hardly got any sleep 4 a yr
The tragedy of anyone with Parkinson's is beyond heartbreaking, not exclusive to people who are rich and famous. Rich people, talented people are lucky. Especially those with a devoted wife. I also have Parkinson's, I live alone. I do everything myself because I know there is only one person in the world who can help me, that is me. As the disease progresses, I can sense the gradual decline of my mental and physical ability. I worry the day will come when my legs are not strong enough to hold me up and collapse. There goes my life.
Not exactly a loss. His legacy remains for those of us who grew up watching him. Now days he is still relevant but now in a much more real life sort of manner.
I have Parkinsons so I have a huge amount of respect for Micheal J.Fox. I know what you have to go through, it’s terrible, but you learn to cope. The drugs you can get now really help.
What are your favorite performances by Michael J. Fox?
Marty McFly, it was fun movie to watch and he looked like he was enjoying each time jump including the old west scenes.
"Alex P Keaton, he's so cute", marty mcfly, nick lang
All of them!
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I am so impressed by Michael J Fox for continuing to be public about his illness. I am sure he has helped many sufferers understand how it is possible to live with Parkinsons disease. He is also an iconic actor.
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I was interested to read two things recently. 1) There is a strong link between the 1918 flu and developing Parkinson's later. 2) There is a strong link between Epstein-Barr Virus and Multiple sclerosis. Neither is sufficient: many people are infected, but not all get the disease. But the idea is that they "prime the pump" and some will go on to develop the disease. It makes me think about viruses and how we can prevent them with vaccines. We pretty much ignore EBV. Should we be developing vaccines against them to avoid MS decades down the road? More research needed, but very interesting.
Much appreciation for Mr. Fox for being public about his illness and advocating for it. (Both my grandfathers had Parkinson's. Both had the 1918 flu as teens and almost died, then developed PD in their 50s.)
Well said
@Seek Him with all your heart and you will find Him Repent for what?
I heard he died a few hours ago, is this true?
Even though he has Parkinson’s, he still was able to get three Golden Globes and an Emmy for spin city. Respect
He still HAS parkinson's..
@@kaliwhitaker3976 Yeah I said that wrong, thanks for correcting me
@@bachthe1st557 I don’t know how he did it. He is a superb human being. 😔
@Seek Him with all your heart and you will find Him
Stfu you people are monsters.
Killing celebrities and then going on and sending condolences and acting like God.
I caught you nasty mf’s.
Giving out diseases like it’s candy.
I tried too make Twitter accounts you block them,I cannot do shit about this.I wish i could.Kobe was killed,Owen Hart,chris benoit.
Bob Sagat,just too name a few.
Yeah wake the fake up.
@@kaliwhitaker3976 whatttt He Just Said that. !!!!
Fox is a REAL tough guy. He still appears and performs. He is a role model for any human being.
He's awesome
I can relate to having to tell your spouse bad news. When I was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy I struggled with how I was going to tell my wife. I just told her straight with the news then offered her a divorce. She was angry about that and asked me why I thought she was so shallow of a person. Thankfully I married an angel. She stayed with me and she has been at my side throughout. I had to leave everything I enjoyed. Camping and hiking, woodworking, and my job as a nurse. She has been my strength through it all. I feel bad for her, as I promised her when we married that I would always take care of her. I never imagined or wanted for her to have to take care of me.
I always liked MJF as an actor. Very sad to know of his illness and struggles to cope with the disease.
How did you know you had muscular dystrophy?
You are not alone. My wife once said to me "Did you take your wedding vows seriously? Well, so did I." I've never questioned her love since that day.
Lucky for you Terry the marriage vows were in sickness & in health. Blessed you are she took them seriously & chose to love you regardless. Be blessed in Jesus Christ's name Amen 🙏💙💚
I'm very sorry you have this illness I wish I could make it go away for you.❤️
Unfortunately, only WOMEN seem to take those "in sickness & in health" vows seriously. Rare is the man who will stay and take care of a sick woman. About 95% of our breast cancer patients were abandoned by their husbands/boyfriends.
My mama died of Parkinsons. Her last day alive she thought I was a nurse. She cried and begged me to find Her son (me). I tried to find her but she was too far gone. People often for about the mental effects. Thank you Mr. And Mrs. Fox for you have some done!
Aww your mother’s last days must have been tough but at least you were in her heart. ♥️A mother may forget your face but never in her heart!!!
Parkinson's doesn't kill you. My father lived with it sharp in mind always. In the end it was the family arguing around him, making him so sad his heart broke. My heart broke too that no one appreciated all the efforts he'd made for them.
Sincere condolences.
It’s pretty hard to see someone like him suffer. However the fact that he’s helping others earns him my respect.
My heart goes out to Michael and his family. He has stood up to Parkinson's and fought back. I think he is a hero. Our prayers are with you.
He is one of the bravest men I have ever met. He is a true talent with a huge heart
What a Man,he just Complete . He a very intelligent and GreaT Heart to Children and there understanding there self differences to learn . He taught Me few things. My Grandma had Parkinson in her hands & shake . Breaks my heart . She had tough Relationship her husband. Was so hard her. I say from very stressful life . I wish I could Hug all these people to make them ok . Hugs 🤗 for ever . +
I got the same diagnosis when I was 38. I'm now 46 and this disease has slowly progressed with me. It's getting harder with age to do everyday routines. The brain fog is terrible. I can watch a movie and a month later watch it again and have no idea what it was about. I know the struggles that Michael J. Fox goes through on a daily basis. I was a Nurse. I was supposed to be taking care of patients. Getting this news was devastating. I suddenly felt worthless and went into a deep depression. I couldn't even find a good enough reason to get out of bed. It took me some time to find myself again. I just told myself there were people out there a lot worse off than me. Now I enjoy time with my grandaughters but I still tell myself that someday they might find a cure and I will be able to go back to work.
You are a hero as well 💕 like Michael 👍
Dr. Daniel Amen who has scanned 160,000 Brains (Before & After Treatment) told us that human brain can be improved significantly even in old age.
I grew up with Michael J. Fox. Have seen most of or close to all of his movies. I, myself have been diagnosed with early onset Parkinsons and Dementia. They seem to go hand in hand is what my doctor said. Michael is a role model to us all on how to stay positive in light such foreboding circumstances. Tracy is a saint. How lucky for him to have such a devoted and loving wife. My heart goes out to him and all the others who suffer with this, myself included. May a cure come soon and Michael return to what he loves to do. Peace and Love and Light to him and to all who read this. Be Well and Stay Safe Namaste' ^_^
I'm sorry to hear of your diagnosis also. An awful disease. I hope you get strength to cope with it. I wish you well. God bless you.
@@carmelmhennessy9738 Thank you and may you Be Blessed too. ☺
❤️ sending you prayers.
@@stephaniebutler81 Thank you! Brightest Blessings to you and your family as well
Maybe you and Micheal can communicate some way if you haven't already. He seems like a great guy to help others going through devastating illness. May you find peace amongst this difficult time.
We were married a year and a half when I was diagnosed with MS. My husband has stood by my side no matter what. Almost 35 years we are still marriage strong. 🌷💕🌷
Wow that is the full meaning of unconditional love!
@@PrincessAmore1 I hope you will decide not to suffer alone. Jesus loves you and many people would be happy to help. ❤
@@stefaniasiembab2231 thank you for your kind words. They came at a good time as I am in pain and depressed today.
@@stefaniasiembab2231 Jesus is what keeps me going. He is always these to talk to. Everyone else either don’t have time or just don’t care to listen. I lost all my “friends” when I got MS. I guess I’m contagious now. But thank you again. I do appreciate it
@@PrincessAmore1 Praying for you.
May God bless you ,guide you and keep you safe.
Michael J Fox is such a tremendous person and how he has dealt with his Parkinson’s is commendable. Such a sad thing to see a great person having to go through this. Should make us all appreciate the good health we have.
AMEN 🎊
When I was diagnosed with vanishing white matter and told by my neurologist, "I don't know how you have lived this long," I thought of Fox and the positive example he has offered with Parkinson's. My wife was dignified upon my diagnoses (I suspect she cried in secret). She reminded me "You are more than your disease." As I've outlived three life expectancies (doctors don't bother to guess anymore) I realized how blessed I am with a wonderful caregiver wife who never lets me forget who I really am while loving me through my progressive limitations. I am thankful to God that He has shown me the things in life I would have taken for granted. Neurological diseases are very serious. That is why it is so important that we living with the many manifestations are positive public advocates.
Your wife sounds like a wonderful woman and if she's like me with my hubby {he had a heart attack} she loves you to bits.... I hope you live your best life with her and enjoy every moment... Thanks for sharing your story 😊❣️
Mike, May God bless you and I hope He keeps you safe for as long as possible.
What a beautiful story .
Reading what you have said makes the world feel softer.
Thankyou
Love Australia x
Micheal j fox has a loving wife kids my heart goes out to him i wish there was a cure for this he is amazing actor man i so wish this never have this happend to him god be with him.always and his family he is loved q devoted father actor husband one of my favotite actors of all times
It’s sad that not more money is spent on this illness and on things like MS as well.
My uncle just recently passed from his Parkinson's disease, last I saw him, about 9 months before, he was in a wheel chair, couldn't feed himself, and could barely talk, but you could tell he was still there in the eyes. So sad what this disease does to people
One Hell of a Canadian and a tremendous inspiration. Whether it was Alex P. Keaton, Marty McFly, Chance the Hound, Stuart Little, or many others, he always felt like a friend.
this is beautiful
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He’s not dead. So bizarre.
I’ve fallowed him off and on since I saw him in back to the Future as a little kid and I admire him for his dedication and courage he’s one of my many heroes I hope he stays in good health this year and many more to come
For someone facing such a horrible disease, he really can show all of us that I doesn't have to be a "death sentence" you can always fight, and always be positive. He obviously has had his ups and downs, but he shows so much strength, and the way he fights this is more than admirable. I really hope someday there is a cure for what he and millions of others have had to endure. God bless 🙏
So do I. I have PD too and its horrible. But mine was caused from exposure to Agent Orange in Vietnam. None of my relatives on either side have had it. I don't know if they will ever find cure for it as there are only 1.2 million people out of about 330M in the US that have it. Not sure if thats enough to justify doing hard core research to find a cure. I hope I'm wrong but MJF Foundation has thrown $1B at it and no cure yet. The human brain is very complicated and many fixes are not easy. I'm 71 and don't feel I have much time left. The last 2 years I have been rapidly declining. I was diagnosed in 2016 but didn't know I had it in early 2010. This is not the way I expected to live my golden years.
@@invoxicated I'am so incredibly sorry. Saying "thank you, for your service" would be an incredible understatement. My prayers are with you Barry, and with finding a cure. God bless 🙏.
@@invoxicated my husband had it. You didn’t mention if you are a Christian. Please seek the Lord. Most important.
@@Sweetheart-d6f
I am a Christian. I believe in God and Jesus is Lord.
I was diagnosed with Parkinsons about 6 years ago. I'm no where near as bad has Michael but it's not fun regardless. It's known as the disease with a bouquet of symptoms. Most just think of tremors but it's so much more than that, the effects of it vary from person to person. Some days balance is an issue, another may be tripping when you try to walk due to a shuffle, a bad day is a mix of any number of symptoms. I'm thankful for the Michael J Fox foundation, it brought more awareness and research of the disease.
If your handwriting becomes very small get checked, it's one of the easiest symptons to spot. I went to a neuro for memory issues, he saw my hand writing and sent me to a specialist where I was diagonsed.
My father's neurologist documented many PD symptoms but stated not PD. So at least 1 year delay in proper diagnosis (wish i kept that quack's letter).
As you state multitude of symptoms and effects from even little thingshich you know. Rush Limbaugh was clearly abusive of MJF.
@@papablue5665 The first neuro I went to called it Parkisonian symptoms but he referred me to a Parkison specialist for diagnosis.
From what I have learned there are many causes for tremors etc so they rely on specialists to make the diagnosis. Even some medications can cause tremors and PD type symptoms.
Wish your dad the best, ho[efully medication is helping him.
@@dev-debug hi John, thanks for your thoughts. Sure hope you and family doing good.
Father had annual in depth physicals as pilot. Non-smoker, rarely drank so barely a social drinker. We simply had bad neurologist. We went to local PD support group after another doctor diagnosed it.
We charted meds, activities, BMs, etc. So could predict in many cases how he would react. Like a few hours playing with grandkids would wear him out for day. It would make his day tho.
You take care!
PARKINSON'S DISEASE is caused by eating tea that contains lemon!
Good information you shared.
I hope a cure is forthcoming because Parkinson's is debilitating.
I do night shift as a career in a nursing home. I have 3 residents with Parkinson's. Because I only work nights I see the worst of it.
It's heart breaking to see relatively young people suffer.
So glad his wife seems to support him all the way.He has achieved, in spite of his illness, more than most of us even try!
That’s “True Love”
Very true. Wonderful supportive wife and great acting career.
Micheal J. Fox is such a great guy and his shows and movies have meant a lot to me over the years, shame he's had to go through such a horrible illness. His books are great as well and very Intresting.
I dont know if it should be called a tragedy . A challenge and heartbreaking yes . He is a hero and someone to be looked up to as he continues to live life even with this condition he is a inspiration!!
I agree , there is something condeming about that wording. Glass half empty .
The real tragedy is that so many MILLIONS of sick people in this country STILL have no access to health care. I'm sorry Fox has this disease. But he also has a loving family's support, enough money for top-of-the-line health care and (I assume) enough for home helpers too. He has fame, respect and a national platform. Sad, yes. Tragic, no.
I'd say if you had any experience of seeing a loved one with Parkinson's and knew the dreadful impact it has then yes you would definitely describe it as a tragedy. It's a horrible, awful, engulfing and cruel disease that I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.
@@mochyncochyn9113 thank you for your opinion I have seen many things in my life I have worked in a nursing home for 15 years and 21 years with a brain injury person lost my aunt at 65 to Frontal lobe dementia so when I say a challenge and a heartbreak yes but people that keeping going heroes!
This gives me hope thank you. I've been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease and have honesty felt like my life is over, I'm so depressed. But seeing Fox's story gives me confidence that I can still live a productive life.
Keep the faith. You were given a cross carry it with pride and your reward will be great.
The way he helps others by being open with his disease has my me proud of him and proud to be a canadian to, God bless him!
He is such a talented man. I would love to thank him for being a part of helping create so many good family time memories. Watch Family Ties. Teen Wolf movies, Back to The Future movies,...etc. I had such an amazing time sharing those hours with my family.
I love you MJF you will always be one of my favorite actors! 💝🙏🏿✨❤️
One of my favorite actors. I can relate to having to tell your spouse bad news.
When I was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy I struggled with how I was going to tell my wife.
God Bless you. ALS is such a merciless disease. My friend's husband was diagnosed with it on their honeymoon. If I make it to Heaven, I want to ask God why he would cause good people to suffer, while Charles Manson lived to be in his 80s, healthy as a horse and enjoying life.
Terry look up in these comments another nurse came down with MD and had to tell his wife too
My dear husband of 47 years, lost his life to the seve re complications
of Parkinson's.
God Bless you,
Michael J Fox for your optimistic heart and fortitude
I have always liked Michael J. Fox but since I’ve seen how he has handled such a life altering, heartbreaking disease I like him all the more. I respect him and look up to him and his strength nad perseverance.
I am from Canada and all I can say about Michael he is a Canadian icon, legend we love you Michael ❤ 🇨🇦
He was the sweetest boy around on tv while I was growing up I love Michael J Fox especially back to the future movies.I wish him health and happiness.
God bless Micheal I lost my father to Parkinson’s so I know what it’s like to live with a Parkinson sufferer. Respect to him for living with this for so long I pray they find a cure for him and anyone else who has this terrible decease. My heart was broken seeing my father suffer he had so many falls people even stepped over him the street because they thought he was drunk. People can be so heartless. Until you’ve lived with it you can’t judge. Credit to Micheal for fighting it and his quest for a cure.
My mom is in the same boat. I hope the foundation founds the cure in time. Michael J Fox, my mom and everybody who has Parkinson's needs it now.
I admire his courage...
He has always been one of my favorite actors. My prayers are with him & his wife. What a beautiful marriage.
My mom passed away at 82 after suffering from Parkinson’s disease. It is terrible illness . I admire Tracy for honoring her wedding views in sickness and in health. My prayers are with Michael and Tracy that they have been able to have loving. I love his movies too. He has been a great role model.
It's heartbreaking to know that such a wonderful person is dealing with this awful disease. I wish someone would find a cure for it already. I have loved MJF since I was young and still do. I don't get star-struck and don't follow celebrities, but he is the exception. If I were to have the honor and pleasure of meeting him it would be a dream come true. I'm so inspired by his courage and optimism.
This man was brought into the world for so many tremendous reasons. Way beyond hope, he has continued to shine beyond belief and will always! He serves as a great inspiration and wonderful person beyond belief and deserves upmost recognition.
Always! 🙏
You’re lucky Mike, I am too, having been diagnosed with a neurological disorder at age 53 with MS. Four other kids I graduated high school with were diagnosed the same year I was; but I’m doing the best. My MS is totally stable, as long as I maintain my medication (which I am totally compliant with), and even with this, and 4 other co morbidities, I survived Covid. Michael grew up 100 miles north of where I grew up. MS in Alberta, is the second highest on this continent, and they don’t know why. I became a widow after I was diagnosed, and about 3 years ago remarried an equally wonderful man, who isn’t worried about my MS. So, live your life, love your wife, and be grateful every day you’re above the ground. ❤️ hugs.
My father has been diagnosed with parkinsons, and I have seen how much it has hurt my dad. I work my butt off to make sure there isn't a task his parkinsons stops him from doing.
Wishing all PS sufferers have loved ones like you. Sending you respect 👍👏, blessings ❤️😊🙏
It’s a blessing his wife has stayed by his side. Great lady! I had a nephew who found out he had cancer and his girl friend left hi.m while h3 was in the hospital. He ended up meeting up with a high school sweetheart. They got married and a few month later, he passed away 😔. God bless MJF and his lovely wife and family 🙏❤️
I love Michael J Fox! I feel so sad for him living with Parkinson's disease! Please God find a cure so our Back to Future Michael can live a good life!🙏 ❤
Since he’s brought awareness I pray that he makes a break through! I believe it’s possible. 🙏🏼
Yes, God, please show us how we can help cure this horrible disease.
Please 🥺 show us!
" BRIGHT LIGHTS BIG CITY" was one of the most touching movies about addiction I have ever seen.
Michael is truly one of the best talented actors out there ! 👍
My husband was diagnosed with Parkinson’s 5 years ago!! Watching the deterioration is awful!! He was such a fit man always on the go very active!! Now he is like a prisoner in his own body!!
would change the title of this video to “the determination of Michael J Fox”. He continues to work hard and find new ways to do the creative work that he loves. Total respect Michael x
As a person with Parkinson's disease, he is a huge inspiration to me.
I'm glad he is still with us. I've always felt compassion for him. He still has a lot to offer if he wants to.
Amen
My step father died from Parkinsons disease a few years ago.
It broke our hearts to see him disappear from the disease.
He was a kind man, unlike my narcissistic father.
I miss him answering the phone to me. I was the scapegoat of the family, but he was always kind to me, almost like he knew I was a good egg in a bad bunch.
When I gave up drinking and became a Christian, he was so surprised & happy for me.
I do miss him.
hang in there Michael your an inspiration to many you just keep on pushing foward my friend were all rooting for ya Buddy.🙏
John 9:2 I don't know if Michael is a religious man but this verse has helped me cope with my sister who was born with severe brain damage, although I've come to realize that I will never understand it in this life time. However it is not hopeless, providing you have hope.
Couldn’t imagine having something like this to live with every day. Having ms is bad too. Watching a family member live with such diseases is heartbreaking.
As for someone who has multiple sclerosis, I admire Michael J. Fox for the person he is, and I understand his pain and struggle (got diagnosed two years ago…trying to live the best life possible) Such and inspiring and strong guy, and great actor for sure. Hope he gets well.
Awesome actor.. strong man 👞 such a great accomplishment actor.. sending prayers for him and his beloved family 🙏❤️❤️❤️ Love him amazing strength and courage 🙏🙏🙏❤️🙏
I admire how he managed to go on with full dedication to life despite his condition. It is inspiring to us all.
Thanx to grunge for this beautiful shortdocumentation.
Much love to Michael J. Fox, one of my favorite actors🥰❤
His iconic acting achievements are still enjoyed by so many and will find their rightful place in Americana history.
I've been following him since Family Ties. He has come along way with his health and helping others.
I had a brush with the greatness of Michael J. Fox. I was an aspiring actor living in Studio City. I was at a blockbuster when Michael came in, grabbed a quick look at all of his films, took a VHS to the counter where I was and the Michael asked me what time it was. OMG, my hero just spoke to me! And, I was able to provide him the time. He said thank you and left the store hopping into a sleek sports car and took off. BTW. I auditioned for Family Ties - the right guy got the job.
Beautiful human being!
My father has it.a lot of people, aren't fully aware how much this hurts everyone
My dad suffered with this till he passed away it was hard watching him lose his independence he took pride in building and making things he built two homes in Puerto Rico but slowly lost the skills because of his involuntary shakes I fear i may inherit this from him I’ve had involuntary shaking of my head on and off it’s so scary but life goes on
I love him. I really do. And I don't think as an optimist he'd want us to refer to his story as a "tragedy". Having Parkinson's is heartbreaking but he is not his disease, he's so much more than that. Of course I could be wrong, it's just a feeling I have.
Horton, Totally agree. MJF is so much more than JUST Parkinson's Disease.
I think the "disease" has helped him grow in deeper levels of life. And help give hope to so many!
Michael J Fox has more courage then I have in my little pinky.. He's energy in he's tv show and movies plus he still acted knowing he's challenge...Thank you Michael for your awesome shows and movies much respect and love♥️
He has done so much for thus disease. What a lesson in perseverance and resilience while owning the awfulness of Parkinson’s.
Michael J Fox never was one of the typical Hollywood "hot bod" types. He wasn't one of the tall, debonair types, but seeing just a small part of what he has been through, and even though he has faltered at times, he has accomplished so much, not just for himself, but for others with the same disease. To me, he's head and shoulders above so many others in the film and television industry. He has an amazing wife who seems just as stubborn as him and makes him that much taller.
I've always been a fan of his from the time he was on Family Ties.
I love Family Ties.
Michael, yoû still have your beautiful mind . We appreciate yoû in any form. We love yoû forever. You are a legend.
Just to say that what is often forgotten is the spouse loses everything too. MJF is successful and financially secure and can hire a lot of help. Most PWP rely on a spouse or child for their care and that person gets burned out and isolated as it progresses. No one wants to invite a couple over for dinner when one of them can’t be understood, eat without spilling, or falls asleep during conversion. The isolation is the worst. Please remember this next time you are tempted to ask about a pwp - their caregiver needs a hug too!
Agree with you Stephanie. I was a carer to my late husband who had Parkinsons. As a carer it was 24/7 soul destroying, and lonely at times but I vowed to look after him till the end, which I did. Please notice the carer they have needs too. 🕊️🕊️
So strange this notification popped up on my phone. I’m currently watching Back to the future with my 5 year old granddaughter. She loves it of course. We love you Michael!!!God bless you!!
He was the top reason to watch Family Ties, I remember saying to people, watch that show there is a wonderful kid. The show is funny, its a must watch program. He’s handled it with dignity and a wonderful giving person. I work in an assisted living community and have known several people with Parkinson’s, eventually it takes away your voice, simply no volume. So very sad.
Michael J Fox has always been an awesome actor & Also never gave up on himself and his illness in every way that he feels better for himself.Salute!
I loved him in the TV series and movies. It must be tough and he is inspiriting. You do get small mercies along the way.... His wife seems to be a rock and ofcourse his own determination and strength.
I was in Junior high when my tremors started and dear god I was scared. I didn't really have great support group around me so I had no idea how one would even get appointment with neurologist, and decided to just leave it as it was. As I struggled with depression it was inspiring to follow Fox, one of my favourite actors, in his journey.
I got diagnosed with Essential Tremor instead of parkinsons several years later and it was the first time I broke down in years. Still struggle with ordinary daily things, but with little easier heart. And still follow Fox in his journey (":
We love you MJF and please keep pushing you got this
I feel so bad for him. I pray anyone that has a disease or condition like this can find some help, healing, and comfort.
I thought I had "something" to validate feeling pity for myself. Now I realize how lucky I am even with my illnesses. THANKS FOX. MY PRAYERS TO YOU.
You are a hero. I have had Tourette’s syndrome for65 years and it still causes me trouble. I did not want to go anywhere I would disrupt things be humiliated. I would never miss my medication or I could go nowhere movies, plays church I have been inspired by you. I had such bad tics that I would as an example hit myself in the stomach as har as I could sometimes for an hour. If I tried to stop it felt like alien was crashing out of my stomach. I now take meds which have stopped the tics for about a year. This and my belief in GOD have kept m me sane. Ty MJF
Poor dude!! I remember back to the future as if it were yesterday! God please have mercy on him!!
👍🏿
Don't pity him,he's not giving up, he has no quit in him
@@robertyoung3992 true!!
I love this man. My mon has Parkinsons and I am forever thankful for his work to battle this aweful disease.
To get that so young... Hes come a long way and hes done well despite all this. Good luck with everything!💖
He is such an example for everyone with a debilitating disease! I really view him as a super hero. Another man that comes to mind is christopher Reeve, both gave all of a us a reason to go on despite our problems! Michael also came forward about cannabis and its use as medicine, and in particular RS oil, he did this at a time I was considering trying cannabis for my seizures, which caused severe shaking and jerking. I listened and I tried it, and it worked, So I greatly respect and thank him for such a bold stance. I can honestly say it changed my life! I only wish I had tried it years ago.
Michael, you will never be forgotten and are loved by many.
I absolutely love Michael J Fox. He is an amazing, strong and lovely man. His wife is also amazing, so happy that they are happy.
I've always loved Michael J Fox! Thanks for sharing more about his story.
My deepest respect for Michael J Fox and his wife for coping with such a difficult situation and its consequences as well as its scope.
He was one of my favorite people as a kid in the 80s. He was in everything. Family Ties on t.v , back to the future, teen wolf and many other movies 🎥. Sad story 😢
it is impossible not to love Michael J. Fox in every role he plays. I do not have Parkinson's myself but I do have CP and understand how as time goes on, things you used to have no issue doing are suddenly much more difficult and the shear frustration that feeling can cause. Having the mental fortitude to remain positive despite these feelings is an example for everyone to follow that Michael portrays beautifully.
No one could have did that role better… in Back To The Future but MJF! He has a humerus, humble yet passionate spark in his acting! I’m so sorry you got sick, I missed seeing you do movies! 🙏🏿 God Bless you continually 💝✨
Could have* not could of
Always most viewed in the 80s fans 💖 this guy to the hilt Back to the future “ We Love you Michael “ ❣️
What an amazing person and and a great actor to keep on going even when he was diagnosed with Parkinson and to win awards as well.Wish him all the very best for the years to come and hope he continues with more endeavours to the best of his ability. God bless him.
He and everyone who has this disease are so BRAVE. I am disabled. But I don’t deal with this. I can’t even imagine how you get through it.
Screw Rush! He is a bonafide FOOL. He always speaks without regard for others.
Please continue to be Brave. You are my inspiration.🥰
A legend and icon! We appreciate everything he has brought to this world! His strength makes him a hero! I enjoyed growing up with him. He's part of everyone's family! One love Michael.
You're just a great man. Keep on keeping on. I know what it's like juggling life and health issues at the same time. Bless you, from Greece🙏🙏🙏🙏
He played great in all his shows and movies. I love Back to the Future I can watch it over and over again. I just hate it when someone is disrespectful to someone that has a illness. Love you Michael J Fox !!!! Prayers for you and your family. Don’t give up you just keep going strong. ❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻
I love Michael J Fox. It’s unfair that he suffers from Parkinson’s disease. He does not deserve this.
I'm still watching you. You've still got A fan in me. I'm not much yet still your fan.
You're A real hero.
I remember reading he filmed family ties during the day and back to the future at night and worked like that for months .....#respect
Calvin candle he worked like that 4 1yr between the 2 shows he had a trailer on the b ti the future set so he could sleep in between shoots he hardly got any sleep 4 a yr
The tragedy of anyone with Parkinson's is beyond heartbreaking, not exclusive to people who are rich and famous. Rich people, talented people are lucky. Especially those with a devoted wife. I also have Parkinson's, I live alone. I do everything myself because I know there is only one person in the world who can help me, that is me.
As the disease progresses, I can sense the gradual decline of my mental and physical ability. I worry the day will come when my legs are not strong enough to hold me up and collapse. There goes my life.
A truly great actor One of the best of his generation It's really a great loss
Not exactly a loss. His legacy remains for those of us who grew up watching him. Now days he is still relevant but now in a much more real life sort of manner.
I have Parkinsons so I have a huge amount of respect for Micheal J.Fox. I know what you have to go through, it’s terrible, but you learn to cope. The drugs you can get now really help.