Happiness Is A Decision.

Listening To People Espouse Beliefs Different From Mine Is Informative, Not Threatening, Because The Only Thing That Can Alter My Worldview Is A New And Undeniable Truth, And Contrary To What Jack Nicholson Says In 'a Few Good Men', "i Can Handle The Truth.

Almost Instantly [after My Announcement Of Parkinson's], I Saw The First Couple Of Days The Coverage Was About, You Know, "fox's Parkinson's, Blah, Blah, Blah." Then, Two Days After That, I Saw The Coverage Turn. It Started To Become, "can Young People Get Parkinson's?" All Of A Sudden, The Conversation Turned To Become About That. And That Was One Of The First Eye-opening Things.

I Can Say, "i Don't Have Anything I Regret!" But I Can Also Say, "i Can Go Forward In My Life The Way It Is And I Don't Think I'll Accrue Any Future Regrets."

If You Allow For The Possibilities Of Something Better, You Move Toward It Instinctively.

I Mean, I Enjoy My Work As An Actor. But To Make A Difference In People's Lives Through Advocacy And Through Supporting Research - That's The Kind Of Privilege That Few People Will Get, And It's Certainly Bigger Than Being On Tv Every Thursday For Half An Hour.