Original sentence: "  Fox’s  memoir, Lucky Man, confirms that he intentionally did not take his medication prior to his testimony before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee in 1998.Fox appeared in a set of political ads attacking Republican Senate candidates.In October 2006 Michael J.Limbaugh speculated that Fox "either didn’t take his medication or was acting.Limbaugh, like many Americans questioned the transformation in Fox heretofore seen in public as relatively symptom free.The ads were startling in the extent of the symptoms of Parkinson's disease that Fox was displaying
Edited sentence: "  Limbaugh was speculating that Fox may have intentionally not taken his medication." While Limbaugh was saying this, he twitched and shook his body, mimicking Fox's affliction.According to the Washington Post, Limbaugh also told his listeners that Fox was "exaggerating the effects of the disease... He's moving all around and shaking, and it's purely an act.Any other interpretation is misinformed.Elaine Richman, a neuroscientist in Baltimore who co-wrote Parkinson's Disease and the Family has stated "Anyone who knows the disease well would regard his movement as classic severe Parkinson's disease.Fox demonstrated the symptons of his Parkinson's disease, saying that Fox was "really shameless" and that he was "either off his medication or acting.Fox wrote in his memoir, Lucky Man, that he did not take his medication prior to his testimony before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee in 1998.Limbaugh commented on an October 2006 TV commercial for Democratic senate candidate Claire McCaskill in which Michael J.This was recorded on Limbaugh's webcam and later broadcast on national news networks