Michael J. Fox reflects on Parkinson's diagnosis: 'Gratitude makes optimism sustainable'
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Michael J. Fox retired from acting in 2020.
"For one thing, I am genuinely a happy guy," the star explained to the outlet. "I don't have a morbid thought in my head — I don't fear death. At all. But as I came through that darkness, I also had an insight about my father-in-law, who had passed away and always espoused gratitude and acceptance and confidence. I started to notice things I was grateful for and the way other people would respond to difficulty with gratitude. I concluded that gratitude makes optimism sustainable."
"And if you don't think you have anything to be grateful for, keep looking," Fox shared. "Because you don't just receive optimism. You can't wait for things to be great and then be grateful for that. You've got to behave in a way that promotes that."
John Lennon’s son Sean calls Prince Harry an ‘idiot’ and ‘buffoon’ after reading his memoir, ‘Spare’
John Lennon's son, Sean Ono Lennon, took to social media to offer his thoughts on Prince Harry's memoir, going off on the royal and taking jabs at people in the replies.