The answer to "Will Chicago Cubs make the prediction come true?", my previous writing at http://blog.und.com/kkuo0810/33443437, turned out to be a regretful NO.  Cubs was swept by Mets 4-0 in NLCS of 2015, the year that "Back to The Future, II" predicted Cubs would have won the World Series.  Still the club couldnt get rid of the "curse" brought by a goat named Murphy.  (Coincidentally, the MVP of NLCS is Mets second baseman, also named Murphy, who set a record of hitting six home runs in six postseason games consecutively, and the record may continue to extend.  Oh my goodness!  What a talented prowess, as well as luck, he has had.)

But the bad luck did befall that talented actor who is the protagonist of the "Back to The Future" series: Machael Fox.  Ive never watched his pictures before but Ive heard of his misfortune; he inflicted Parkinsons disease as young as when he was just 30, at the peak of his career.  Since then, he has devoted himself to charities in helping other victims of the disease, and he also dubbed for some pictures and publish several books of his own story, according to Wiki.

Not long ago, in a college classmate reunion I met an old pal who is on the incipient stage of Parkinsons disease.  He is pretty slow in motion: talking, walking, or even doing a tiny act like raising and turning his head.  I know ere long he will suffer from a similar symtom like that of an erstwhile coleague of mine who had long been afflicted with the disease.  The hapless patient, a well educated and upbringing fair lady, now has to take some sedative as to keep her away from lying on bed all day long, but the medicine is unable to make her control herself in a stable gesture, like people with ataxia.  May God bless her.   

Lets wish all of us were to stay away from getting any kind of chronic disease.  Good luck, everyone!