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Parkinsons is a cruel disease, attacking patients' central nervous systems, and crippling them with ever-worsening symptoms. With no known cause or cure, its victims are left to manage their lives in a variety of ways.

Ray Farkas was an Emmy-award winning television producer and director when he learned that he had the disease. Tremors and stiffness had begun to restrict his life, and he was eager for relief.

Doctors proposed Deep Brain Stimulation, a surgical procedure in which electrodes are implanted to stimulate certain areas of the brain, thereby reducing the symptoms. Despite the possibility of complications, Farkas took a leap of faith and gave it a try. He also decided to make a film along the way.

The result is It Ain't Television... It's Brain Surgery, an honest, touching, and surprisingly funny account of one man's attempt to regain the quality of life that's so easy to take for granted.

Published: March 15th, 2006

Credits

Producer & Director

Cameras:

Bob Peterson

Mark Farkas

Danny Farkas

Bob Reilly

Darrell Barton

Peter Kulsziski

Scott Rensberger


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