The legendary musician is still coming to terms with the diagnosis.
Neil Diamond’s one’s health journey hasn’t been an easy one over the last few years, but it’s learning to find acceptance.
The 82-year-old music legend—who announced in 2018 that he had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease—candidly opened up about the condition in an emotional new interview for CBS Sunday Mornings, which is set to broadcast over the upcoming weekend.
In a snippet from the forthcoming interview reported by CBS News, Diamond told correspondent Anthony Mason he was in denial for a long time after initially receiving the diagnosis.
“I’m
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