Neil Diamond on Parkinson’s battle: ‘I can’t really fight this thing, so I had to accept it’
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Neil Diamond is embracing a positive outlook amid his battle with Parkinson’s Disease. The Brooklyn-born singer-songwriter only began to truly accept his 2018 diagnosis of the brain condition within “the last few weeks,” he told “CBS Sunday Morning.” “I can’t...
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Neil Diamond describes coming to terms with having Parkinson's disease
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Neil Diamond on Parkinson’s battle: ‘I can’t really fight this thing, so I had to accept it’
Preview: In an interview to be broadcast on "CBS Sunday Morning" April 2, the legendary singer-songwriter talks about his health, his career, and the Broadway production of "A Beautiful Noise," a musical based on his life.
Years after revealing his Parkinson's disease diagnosis, rock legend Neil Diamond is opening up about life with the degenerative brain disorder. In the upcoming "CBS Sunday Morning" interview, the 82-year-old
Coming to terms with his 2018 diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease has been an enormous challenge for Neil Diamond. In an interview with Anthony Mason for the April 2 episode of CBS Sunday Mornin…
Neil Diamond has opened up about coming to terms with a 'hurricane' of a life after his Parkinson's diagnosis: 'This is the hand that God's given me, and I have to make the best of it.'
In an interview airing Sunday, the 'Sweet Caroline' singer-songwriter said that he had only recently begun to accept the effects of the disease, but since his 2018 diagnosis, he's "easier" on other people and himself.
Neil Diamond is embracing a positive outlook amid his battle with Parkinson’s Disease. The Brooklyn-born singer-songwriter only began to truly accept his 2018 diagnosis of the brain condition within “the last few weeks,” he told “CBS Sunday Morning.” “I can’t...
