Lucky Man: A Memoir by Michael J. Fox

Michael J. Fox writes in his book "Fortune Man: Memories" (2003) as follows. Otherwise it will never be removed "(Fox). Abuse plays a leading role in the world we live in today. According to national statistics, "Every day ... 4 women died as a result of abuse" ("National Family Violence Statistics"). Abuse can be divided into many categories such as physical, sexual, emotional, verbal and psychological. Every background woman is abused everyday and struck by a stranger, but in most cases it is harmed by nearby people.

Michael J. Fox, born in Canada, is an award-winning television and film actor. His iconic figures Alex P. Keaton, Marty McFly, Mike Flaherty and others got him Emmy, Golden Globe Award, SAG Award. In 2000, he founded Parkinson Research 's Michael J. Fox Foundation. He is the best-selling writer of the three books and remains an actor. He and his wife, Actress Tracy Pollan has four children.

Michael J. Fox writes in his book "Fortune Man: Memories" (2003) as follows. Otherwise it will never be removed "(Fox). Abuse plays a leading role in the world we live in today. According to national statistics, "Every day ... 4 women died as a result of abuse" ("National Family Violence Statistics"). Abuse can be divided into many categories such as physical, sexual, emotional, verbal and psychological. - The power and freedom of invisible people and the pursuit of humans from underground are infinite. Myriad stories of greed, strife, and victory arise from this common ambition. Similarly, men generally seek privileges that give freedom, independent decision to individuals and the right to express personal opinion.

In response to my diagnosis, I have taken the best first step. I read Michael J. Fox 's first book, "Lucky Man". Among them, he wrote about his early symptoms, diagnosis, first struggle and reappearance in his life (all of them were to make breakthrough movies in my childhood) there were). This is a very optimistic book of amazing optimism. He kept on me and kept doing so. Among them, he called Parkinson's disease "a gift to keep taking it." My goal is to face my situation like him. I would like to face adversity optimally as much as possible. I want to be fascinated by what I can do. I want to change all of these to positive ones.