Such a beautiful moment, Michael J Fox and Christopher Lloyd renuiniting at Comic Con

[IcyPeas]

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[a kennedy]

1. ♥️ ♥️ ♥️

[LetMyPeopleVote]

2. This makes me smile

[vercetti2021]

3. Omg

That poor man dealing with Parkinson's

[secondwind]

4. And so young.... 😔

[Warpy]

8. Liuke me, he's walking kinda funny

but by gawd, he's walking.

Good for him!

[spanone]

5. K&R

[skylucy]

6. Wow. I feel so bad for Michael J Fox. He must be exhausted from dealing with what

Parkinson's is doing to him.

[LaMouffette]

7. I recently read Michael J. Fox's "No Time Like the Future" and have read and REREAD

his book "Lucky Man." Highly, highly recommend both.

[Skittles]

23. DITTO

I really enjoy Michael's books, they are excellent

[LaMouffette]

26. Yeah, I always liked MJF and grew up with "Family Ties" and "Back to the Future," but now

I absolutely adore him and his beautiful family and deeply admire and respect how they've become crusaders against PD.

[Skittles]

27. he could have just faded away

instead, he kept working AND took on the task of advocating for that cure....I love, love, LOVE him

[The Jungle 1]

9. Say what you want I think Fox is looking good.

Hang in brother.

[Skittles]

24. yes

he's still got it

[AwakeAtLast]

10. My Dad has Parkinson's

He has the same mouth movements, but only a shaky left hand. His legs take a long time to move, very different than MJF. My grandfather also had it. It's a horrible disease.

[FoxNewsSucks]

11. That's so cool.

But I can never forget how he was mocked by the drug-addled gasbag Limbaugh, and republicons said nothing.

[RedSpartan]

14. Limbaugh is dead and no one talks about him at all. Like ever.

He left no legacy worth remembering or discussing.

Fox will be remembered by millions with smiles, respect, and admiration for many, many years to come.

[cab67]

16. this.

In 10 years, Limbaugh will be a footnote in books detailing the deterioration of public discourse in the US.

MJF will still be Marty.

[Rebl2]

17. Yes he will

be remembered for his great work for people with this disease and people will admire him for many years to come.

[johnnyfins]

18. Isn't that awesome?

You NEVER hear Limbaugh's name anymore. Rush was a wealthy guy and could have done so much good with his resources and "talents". Too bad he was so full of shit and hate at the same time.

As far as MJF goes, kudos to him. Most celebs don't have the balls to appear in public if their image isn't "perfect". Seems like a down to earth guy.

[tclambert]

12. Wow, that's heavy.

"There's that word again. "Heavy." Why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull?"

[mountain grammy]

13. Thanks for sharing this lovely clip

[Mozeltov Cocktail]

15. That just about broke my heart...

What a courageous and strong survivor he's become. Thank you for posting, that was wonderful to see.

[Rebl2]

19. Yes a very

strong man and I admire him. He could have given up or stayed out of sight from the public.

[karin_sj]

20. This man is so special

I really admire his positivity and bravery. He is working so hard to help people with Parkinson's and to help find a cure. His legacy will live on.

My mom has Parkinson's and it's a terrible disease. But she got it when she was in her early 90s. There are so many people who have it and sadly, so many young people, even children. I hope they can find a cure soon.

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/324344#A-pandemic?

According to the above article:

"Globally, neurological disorders are the leading cause of disability. Of these, Parkinson’s disease is the fastest-growing. In 1990–2015, the number of people living with Parkinson’s doubled to more than 6.2 million. By 2040, experts predict that that number will reach 12 million."

[Skittles]

22. agreed

and I love Michael's books, so poignant yet uplifting, I highly recommend

[Skittles]

21. love them both

and despite the ravages of Michael's disease, he is still so boyishly handsome

[Simeon Salus]

25. The human spirit transcends the body's limitations

I guess that's the spirit's purpose, isn't it.

If anyone needed evidence, this brief clip demonstrates the power of the human spirit. And the audience's hunger to see it.

I grew up with Michael Fox on the box, so this is like watching a family member getting older.