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Michael J. Fox Says He ‘Doesn’t Walk Much’ Now, Reflects on a Peaceful Death

The longtime Parkinson's advocate remains publicly active through selective roles and major research fundraising despite unpredictable daily symptoms.

Overview

  • Fox says walking has become hazardous and he now limits it significantly because of fall risk tied to Parkinson's.
  • He recounted a recent three-year stretch with multiple fractures and infections, including injuries to his elbow, hand, shoulder and cheekbone.
  • Fox notes frequent wheelchair use and describes adjusting each day to fluctuating symptoms.
  • He continues public work with a guest role on Apple TV+'s Shrinking and promotion of his memoir, Future Boy.
  • Through the Michael J. Fox Foundation, he has helped raise roughly $2 billion to support Parkinson's research.