Michael J.Fox opens new perspectives on health and worsens Parkinson's issues

The actor Michael J. Fox is arguably the most famous Parkinson's on the planet.

Beginning his career with outstanding roles in Back To The Future and Teen Wolf, Michael J. Fox seemed to have his entire career ahead of him.

As we all know with Michael J. Fox, he was only 29 years old in 1991, following a tragic diagnosis of Parkinson's disease (a neurodegenerative disease that limited and slowly affected motor function).

The illness meant that he was slowly moving away from degeneration, sometimes taking on roles where he could integrate his Parkinson's disease.

In the 00's, Fox played a doctor with OCD with several "ticks" on Scrubsand would play an important role in recent years in The Good Wife and Rescue Me.

Fox has been admired around the world for his sunny attitude to his affliction. His charity – the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research – has raised more than $ 800 million for Parkinson's research.

Michael J. Fox and his wife, Tracy Pollan, at a fun adventure on the road to Parkinson's cure at the Hilton New York November 10, 2018

Now, in a Interview with the New York Times this week, Fox has opened up about new woes that add to his Parkinson's woes, claiming they are almost enough to finally hit that famous Canadian brilliant layout.

As if Parkinson's disease was not enough, the actor is now struggling with recurrent spinal problems that make him fall "a lot".

"I had this recurring problem with my spine," Fox told the NY Times.

"I was told it was benign, but if it remained static, I would have less feeling in my legs and difficulty moving.

"Then suddenly, I started to fall – a lot. It has become ridiculous. I was trying to analyze what Parkinson's disease and the spine were. But it has become necessary to have surgery.

"So I had surgery and intense physical therapy. I did everything and people finally asked me to play a little.

Last August, I had to go to work. I woke up, went into the kitchen for breakfast, badly taken and went downstairs. I fractured the arm hell. I ended up having 19 pins and a plate. It was such a blow. "

Actor Michael J.Fox (left) is welcomed on the set by distributor Christopher Lloyd at a fan show in 2018.

Fox said he used this as a learning opportunity, jokingly, "I think the more surprising the unexpected, the more there is to learn.

"As far as I'm concerned, what made me jump down the hallway to the kitchen thinking I was fine when I was in a wheelchair six months ago?

"It's because I had some optimistic expectations of myself and had some results to make them come true, but I had failures too, and I did not give equal weight to those failures. "

Fox also briefly commented on Donald Trump, including Trump's famous jibe on a disabled journalist.

"One thing that got me upset was when he made fun of this reporter.

"It was a stab at me, not just for me, but for the people I know and work with, who are trying so hard to overcome the atavistic aversion of others to those who move differently.

"Then I thought, did I say something in response? Then I thought, people already know that Trump is a [expletive]. "