62-year-old Michael J. Fox, who became a star with his role as Marty McFly in the Back to the Future trilogy, talked about how he lives with Parkinson’s disease.
He first learned of the diagnosis in 1991, when he was 29 years old. The actor admitted in a new interview with Town & Country that he is not afraid of death. “One day I will run out of gas. One day I will just say: “This won’t happen. “I’m not going out today.” If this happens, I’ll allow myself to do it. I’m 62 years old,” he said. The Hollywood star added that he was most worried about his loved ones. “Anything that could endanger my family,” the actor admitted.
Ozzy Osbourne previously talked about how he lives with Parkinson’s disease. “It feels like you’re lifting your legs, but your leg isn’t moving. “I feel like I’m walking in lead boots,” Ozzy admitted. He said he also takes antidepressants regularly, which keeps his condition relatively normal.
Source: People Talk
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