ON TWITTER
#MICHAELJFOX
The Family Ties, Teen Wolf and Back to the Future star told BBC Breakfast how he stays positive living with Parkinson’s.
@nelsparmerur said: “Growing up in the 80s, feels like @realmikefox
has been part of my life forever! Always has that 'feel good' air about him. Even now, with his health problems, he's an inspiration and his positive determination shines through.”
@hurnlucy wrote: “When you’re whingeing and moaning about wearing a mask, not going on holiday, not going to the pub, listen to this man.”
@Dixiebue 1878 added: “What an absolute legend of a man. Such great attitude/ positivity. Humanity is a full spectrum of people. The more people endeavour to be at the good end of the spectrum, the better the world would be.”
@christinalivsey tweeted: “Acceptance and his attitude is amazing! Puts everything into perspective, this interview.”
@Clairerob74 added: “Michael J Fox's openness is so helpful, raising awareness, it makes it so much easier not just for those with Parkinson's, but for their partners and families. He's amazing!”
@Pyjamafirl777 wrote: “Love him . What an amazing attitude. Cruel disease but he's determined not to let it define him.”
#loosemen
ITV chat show Loose Women was rebranded for Intenational Men’s Day, with Marvin Hume, Ronan Keating, Roman Kemp and Scotland’s Iain Stirling making up the panel.
@sophiansft wrote: “I’ve never been a fan of #Loosewomen - but I’ve decided to watch their #Loosemen episode today and it’s very powerful, four men talking about male mental health without judgement or awkwardness is what lots of people need.”
@Danielle819 added: “I think they should do Loose Men once a week, like every Friday.”
@Jamiebolton said: “This has been the most refreshing show and exactly what we all needed today. Great humour, positivity but tackling taboo subjects at the same time.”
@Lisadominic said: “#Loosemen is more relaxing to watch, the women are attention seeking and all try and talk over each other, this is the first time I haven't turned it off.”