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The Hall-of-Fame quarterback recently alerted worried viewers about the diagnosis of the rare disease after he felt some pain in his neck. Ultimately, the diagnosis changed his outlook on life. “We’re going to go to Europe, going to go to Paris, going to go to wherever we want to go. I’m going to get all this in because I feel like I don’t want to put this off anymore … I may have 25, 30 years left, but I’m going to act like I got one.” Terry Bradshaw

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The 28-year-old Canadian pop star recently put the condition into the limelight after showing his face to his millions of Instagram followers. Ramsay Hunt Syndrome is caused by the varicella-zoster virus – the virus that causes chickenpox – but here’s more on the condition that plagues 5 in 100,000 people every year.

The 67-year-old actor known for roles in popular films such as Die Hard and Pulp Fiction as announced that he is retiring because his aphasia is making it too difficult for him to understand speech and memorize lines,. The actor’s diagnosis has brought renewed attention the neurological disorder.