Michael J. Fox, battling Parkinson’s for 33 years, faces its challenges with resilience. Medication helps his facial paralysis, causing involuntary movements. Despite struggles and bouts of depression, he maintains a positive outlook, inspiring many.
Fox calls Parkinson’s a complex gift, changing his life in positive ways. Acknowledging his mortality at 62, he remains unafraid of the future. Though not expecting to reach 80, Fox carries on, accepting Parkinson’s persistent presence in his life.
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