Living with Parkinson’s: Michael J. Fox, renowned actor, and advocate for Parkinson’s research, has candidly discussed his ongoing struggle with the disease. Diagnosed in 1991, Fox has been an enduring symbol of hope in the fight against Parkinson’s. He recently admitted that the challenges are growing more demanding, stating, “Every day it’s tougher.”

Facing Mortality: In a heartfelt interview, Fox addressed his mortality, acknowledging that living with Parkinson’s was becoming increasingly difficult. He also revealed a recent spinal surgery due to a harmless tumor, which affected his mobility. Despite the pain, he’s determined to carry on, noting that “you suck it up and move on.” He firmly stated, “I’m not gonna be 80.”

Life with Tremors: Fox’s struggles are the focus of his new documentary, “Still,” chronicling his life over three decades. He described the intense pain of tremors as a “seismic jolt” and emphasized the agony that comes from freezing up. His message is clear: despite the hardships, life goes on, and there’s no refund for the challenges life throws at you.

A Lifetime of Resilience: Since his diagnosis, Michael J. Fox has dedicated himself to raising awareness and funding for Parkinson’s research. His unwavering resilience in the face of adversity continues to inspire millions.