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1:12Now PlayingTerry Crews talks about navigating his wife Rebecca King Crews' Parkinson's Disease diagnosis alongside her.
"When they say sickness and health, this is the battle that we were designed to fight together," Terry Crews said. "Where she's weak, I'm strong. Where I'm weak, she's strong. And we built each other up like that for almost 37 years and all the way to forever."
King Crews decided to publicly share her 2015 Parkinson's diagnosis after receiving a new FDA approved non-invasive surgical procedure, a bilateral focused ultrasound. "I wanted to potentially make it more available to others, because it’s an expensive surgery, it’s not covered (by insurance) yet," King Crews said. "And (I want) to give hope to people with Parkinson's, because I believe that we’re going to find the cure."
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