Linda Ronstadt, who suffered from
Parkinson's disease, is no longer "can sing a note," said AARP group
of Grammy Awards, said Friday.
The following week, AARP,
interview, Ronstadt, 67, said before singing it he can give the answer received
a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease.
"Anyone with Parkinson's
disease can sing," she said in her interview, Libyan groups, elderly
Americans cited as "it doesn't matter how much you".
AARP said he can nonspeaking
mismatched ground poles uses a wheelchair while travelling.
"Parkinson's disease
diagnosis, and then finally a neurologist and he aforementioned, ' Oh, you bear
paralysis agitans, I was absolutely stunned. I suspect not million, billion
years, "he said in an interview.
Ronstadt has a dozen Grammy
Awards, betrayed more a hundred a million records album* worldwide, according
to Simon Schuster published his memories in the past year--&
Arizona-born singer 1974 record,
"heart like a wheel," bending "you're no good", "I
love", "when it's no longer such hits.
According to the website AllMusic
soft rock album no. 1 refers to the 2 million copies, sales skyrocketed (see
Edith Honan; edited by Xavier Briand Pact is signed) Read more......
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