Rebecca King-Crews’ Parkinson’s Diagnosis: Everything You Need to Know

Rebecca began experiencing symptoms in 2012, including numbness in her foot and shaky hands. However, it took three years before she was officially diagnosed.

In a separate interview with PeopleTerry’s wife said she noticed numbness in her left toes while cycling.

“I thought it was just the stress, because of everything we were going through,” she said, referring to the difficult time in their marriage after Terry admitted to being unfaithful and addicted to p———-.

In the following months, she developed additional symptoms such as dragging legs, memory loss and stiffness in her left arm.

“And then one morning I woke up with a tremor, and I thought, ‘Hmmm, I know what that means,'” she continued.

Terry and Rebecca waited years to see a USC neurologist diagnosed her in 2015. She began taking medications as her symptoms worsened, but the medications also caused side effects.

“To see her go through what she’s been through over the last 10 to 12 years has been very, very difficult,” Terry admitted. Today. “The tremors, the no sleep, the loss of balance. To see her write her name for the first time in three years, let me tell you, man – I don’t know what to say. I get choked up just thinking about it because she is the rock of our lives.”