Even though things are getting harder, Fox is still determined to fight the illness and make more people aware of it.
Fox recently told the truth in an interview that it’s getting harder to live with Parkinson’s. His strength, on the other hand, has not changed. Fox has been a tireless fighter, using his fame to teach and motivate people who are dealing with the disease.
Fox recently had surgery on his back to remove a benign tumour that was making it hard for him to move and breaking several bones. He made it clear that Parkinson’s disease itself is not dangerous, but that its complications can be. Fox, as usual, was honest about his own death when he said, “I’m not going to be 80.”
“Still,” an upcoming documentary on Fox, gives an up-close look at his fight with Parkinson’s. The movie shows how he dealt with crippling pain and tremors, but Fox’s positivity comes through. He says, “I’m going nowhere,” which shows that he doesn’t want the sickness to define him.
Through his steadfast support and courage, Fox continues to inspire many people with Parkinson’s. The fact that he was always honest and brave shows that people can be strong and hopeful. As Fox faces the challenges that lie ahead, his unwavering drive will always be an inspiration.
