Michael J. Fox, beloved actor and Parkinson’s disease advocate, recently sat down with ET’s Rachel Smith at the 2024 A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson’s gala in New York City. The star, who founded the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, shared his thoughts on the progress made by the organization during its 24th annual fundraiser.
Despite his battle with Parkinson’s, Michael remains dedicated to his cause and expressed pride in the impact his foundation has had on research efforts. The event, which featured an evening of comedy and music, drew support from famous faces like Stevie Nicks, who made a special appearance to show her support.
During the interview, Michael also reflected on his acting career and revealed what he misses most about it. As someone who captivated audiences with iconic roles in films and television shows, the star admitted that he misses the camaraderie and creativity of working on set.
Despite his struggles, Michael’s positive attitude and determination continue to inspire others as he navigates life with Parkinson’s disease. His unwavering commitment to finding a cure and supporting those affected by the disease is truly commendable, and his foundation’s work is making a meaningful impact on the research community.
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