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Comedian Billy Connolly mentioned Parkinson's disease in a new BBC documentary and reportedly stated that he was "stealing" and "nearing the end".
The 76 years Hobbit The actor was diagnosed with the degenerative neurological condition in 2013 while undergoing surgery for early-stage prostate cancer.
He recently shot a documentary with the BBC called Made in Scotland and The daily mirror reports in the program that the star of the stage and the screen said: "My life has escaped and I can feel it and I should do it.I am 75 years old [Connolly turned 76 in late November]I'm almost at the end.
"I'm a hell of a look towards the end that I'm the beginning, but it does not scare me, it's an adventure and it's pretty interesting to see me escape."
"As pieces slip and leave me, talents and attributes go away," he continues. "I do not have the balance I had, I do not have the energy I had. I do not hear anymore as I l '# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # I heard, I can not see as well as before, I do not remember how I remembered.
"And they all came one at a time and they just escaped, thank you." It's like someone you control and they say, "Well, I added all of them." those pieces when you were young, now it's time to subtract … "
It is reported that Connolly would have asked that the shoot be stopped at some point while he was treating his Parkinson's symptoms.
"It takes a little calm and sometimes I do not have it," he said about the disease. "I'm sometimes angry at this, but it does not last long, I'm falling over laughing."
Watch #BillyConnolly Made in Scotland on BBC Two Scotland >> https://t.co/7aQGlco9Dd pic.twitter.com/hxAYUcVj06
– BBC Scotland (@BBCScotland) December 28, 2018
Made in Scotland broadcast on BBC Two at 9pm on Friday.
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