- Michael J. Fox is a Canadian actor and producer
- He has suffered with Parkinson's disease for over three decades
- Michael has now mentioned he won't reach a certain age
He was only 29 at the time. His condition has obviously worsened with age. And he recently opened up about how he handles it. Fox sat down with 'CBS Sunday Morning' talking about his upcoming documentary 'Still'. Michael said his condition has made aging a challenge.
Michael has helped thousands with his advocacy
He described Parkinson’s as a “gift that keeps on taking”. "It sucks, having Parkinson’s. It’s getting tougher, it’s getting harder, every day you suffer but that’s the way it is," Michael said. Fox has been one of the biggest advocates in the world for Parkinson's research over many years now.
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He was pleasantly surprised!
Michael J. Fox Reflects On Public Response To His Parkinson's
Diagnosed with Parkinson's in 1991...
Michael J. Fox: How Is The 'Back To The Future' Star Doing These Days?
In 'Still', Michael reflects on superstardom, Parkinson's research and his very public personal battle against the disease. But Michael has a stark reality to face as well saying this during the interview...
Watch the video above to learn more!
