dailyloe.com – Rebecca Crews has shared details of a new FDA-approved treatment for Parkinson’s disease that has stopped her tremors. The treatment uses focused ultrasound sound waves directed into the brain. Rebecca Crews was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2015 after four years of symptoms. She underwent the innovative procedure last month.
Terry Crews first told his wife about the treatment in July. Rebecca was in a hopeless state, kneeling by her bed and crying. She had not slept for several nights and was ready to die. Terry reminded her of a parable about a man waiting for a miracle during a flood.
The parable involved a man rejecting a boat and a helicopter for rescue. He died and asked God why he was not saved. God replied he had sent a boat and a helicopter. Terry Crews then told his wife, ‘Becky, don’t miss your boat.’ This referred to the new treatment opportunity.
Rebecca Crews says she is confident the treatment will improve her life. She states it already has improved her condition. The procedure has drastically reduced her debilitating tremors. She can now write her name again after the treatment.
The treatment is known as focused ultrasound. It was newly approved by the FDA for Parkinson’s disease. Rebecca has been battling the neurodegenerative disorder for over a decade. Her public reveal comes eight months after that initial conversation.
Rebecca Crews is the mother of five grown children. She traveled to Stanford University for the procedure. She decided to go public with her story to offer hope. The exclusive details were shared with PEOPLE magazine.
Terry Crews is the high-octane host of ‘America’s Got Talent.’ He is 57 years old. Rebecca Crews is 60 years old. The couple discussed the treatment in an exclusive interview.
Johnny Dodd is a senior writer at PEOPLE. He focuses on human interest, crime, and sports stories. The article was published on April 11, 2026. It was published at 10:00 AM EDT.[]
Source: People.com
