Michael J. Fox was on top of the world—until Parkinson’s knocked him sideways.
Diagnosed at 30 with a disease typically seen in the elderly, Fox kept it secret for years. But Lucky Man isn’t a tragedy. It’s a razor-sharp, deeply personal, and unexpectedly funny memoir about fame, fear, and finding perspective.
From his wild early days in Hollywood to the height of his Back to the Future fame, Fox candidly recounts his meteoric rise, his darkest moments, and the hard-earned joy that came after. Parkinson’s didn’t ruin his life—it reshaped it.
With warmth, humility, and gut-punch wit, Fox shares how he went from denial to advocacy, and why he now considers himself not just surviving—but lucky.
