No Time Like the Future : An Optimist Considers Mortality

from DetailMuse

'If we were all to put our worst problem inside of a circle and then allowed to draw one out, we'd all take our own problem back.' Fox has a reputation for optimism. In his first memoir, Lucky Man, his decade-old diagnosis of young-onset Parkinson's Disease doesn't even make his list of problems...

from gpangel

No Time Like the Future: An Optimist Considers Mortality by Michael J. Fox is a 2020 Flatiron publication. This is a short memoir centered around Fox's life in more recent times. He discusses the second phase in his acting career-post Parkinson's diagnosis, his health challenges, of which there...

from bookczuk

Pandemic read. I don't have PD, but have another chronic condition, and totally get a lot of what Mr Fox was saying. But he was 56/7 when he wrote this and kept referring to himself as old. I'm 64, and not old yet. older than I was yesterday, maybe, but not old-old, medical mess and all.

from ASKelmore

Best for: People interested in Michael J. Fox, or how anyone (with resources) handles chronic illness. In a nutshell: Michael J. Fox shares some of the challenges he has recently faced over the last decade or so. Worth quoting: N/A (Audio book) Why I chose it: My partner and I watched ‘Still,'...

from runner56

We all know the face, we all know the movies, Marty Mcfly skateboarding his way back to the future. However it is in his very public fight with Parkinsons Disease that Michael Fox is now recognized. How bravely he explains coming to terms and living with early onset PD, putting his energy into Th...