Linda Ronstadt Has Parkinson's Disease, Can No Longer Sing

Rock's most iconic voice has been very quiet. Legendary singer Linda her long silk, hurt so bad singer, has revealed that she was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, and no longer sing. The doctor made a devastating diagnosis, eight months ago, though she eight years before showing signs of the disease.
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"I can't sing, I can't find out why," she said, on August 23, AARP magazine (Friday). "I know this is mechanical, I know it must do muscles, but I think it may also have a tick disease, I have to do something, it didn't happen, I go to a psychiatrist."

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She added: "I think I have seven hundred and eighty, because, I already have symptoms, and then I had a shoulder operation, so I guess that's why my hands are shaking." She now use to help her sometimes with a wheelchair.
11 grammy award winner admitted that she is absolutely shocked, to find out in the first place. "I will not to doubt, a $1 billion years, no one can sing with Parkinson's disease, no matter how hard you try."
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Linda lang she first made in The late 1960 s, and, before he became a singer solo folk rock band The stone Poneys. With this chart, the first-class in the 70 s and 80 s classic "a the importance of sugarcane" and "you is for the birds," she sold more than 1 million albums, had the highest priced female in the rock. Her memoir, "a simple dream," set to release in September.