The opposite is true. You have Dyskenesia (uncontrollable movements) when you take too much Parkinson's medicine.
Well, then why did Fox write it in his book?
The opposite is true. You have Dyskenesia (uncontrollable movements) when you take too much Parkinson's medicine.
Then what is the point of taking the medicine? It's giving you a symptom of a disease you already have which causes you to have the same symptoms. This is really confusing.
"The opposite is true. You have Dyskenesia (uncontrollable movements) when you take too much Parkinson's medicine."
Okay, I'm confused. You take the meds because you have the shakes. But the medicine gives you the shakes. So you ADMIT going off the meds to exaggerate the shakes before congress. Then you don't shake on Boston legal, but you shake like a maraca on your commercial. And then there is outrage when someone accuses you of exaggerating your shakes in a political ad. He already has admitted exaggerating his shakes for political gain on a previous occasion.
Mr Fox has now achieved Chris Reeves status with me. At first I felt bad for him, then when he used his illness as a political weapon, he couldn't croak fast enough.