![]() ![]() It’s insidious and just showed up to be a part of my life and I didn’t do anything to make it happen, it just happened. “It made me laugh so hard, I thought, this guy’s got to be good.”Īfter a successful six-hour surgery, Fox spent several months learning how to walk again.īreaking his arm, however, hit Fox harder than his Parkinson’s diagnosis and his spinal tumor because he felt like he had let his family down and disrespected their concern. “He said ‘I see why other people don’t want to do this, this is a mess, this is terrible.’ I said no one else wanted to touch it and then he said ‘well, do you want to be the guy that paralyzes Michael J. ![]() Fox said finding a doctor was difficult, but he eventually settled on Dr. The surgery to remove the tumor was risky since it was constricting his spinal cord. “It’s a wonderful combination,” Fox joked. In 2018, while still dealing with Parkinson’s, doctors found an unrelated noncancerous tumor growing rapidly on Fox’s spine causing significant pain and threatening him with paralysis. ![]()
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