Michael J. Fox, a relentless warrior against Parkinson’s disease for three decades, recently shared a heart-wrenching update on his health. Despite the relentless onslaught of the disease, Fox, a towering advocate and symbol of hope for millions, stands undeterred in his fierce battle.

In a deeply moving interview, Fox laid bare the escalating challenges of living with Parkinson’s, admitting, “It’s getting tougher.” He revealed the harrowing ordeal of a recent spinal surgery to remove a benign tumor that had ravaged his mobility, resulting in multiple fractures. With poignant clarity, he remarked, “You don’t die from Parkinson’s. You die with Parkinson’s,” and with a sobering resolve, declared, “I’m not gonna be 80.”

Fox’s relentless struggle takes center stage in his forthcoming documentary, “Still,” where he chronicles the excruciating pain and relentless tremors that have become a part of his daily life. Yet, even in the face of such adversity, his spirit remains unbroken. With unwavering optimism, he affirms that he’s not “going anywhere,” standing as a beacon of resilience and determination.