Scottish comedian Billy Connolly, diagnosed with prostate cancer and Parkinson's disease in 2013, has shared his humorous perspective on life and death amid his health struggles. In a recent interview, he recounted his initial diagnosis, describing it as a 'funny week' filled with unexpected medical news. Connolly emphasizes the importance of confronting one's challenges, stating that death is 'not the big thing everyone has made it out to be' and that it is simply 'a sudden nothing.' He continues to deal with symptoms of Parkinson's, including balance issues, but maintains a positive outlook and refuses to let the disease define him. Connolly will discuss his experiences, including his friendship with Robin Williams, in the upcoming BBC documentary 'In My Own Words.' His reflections highlight resilience and a commitment to living life fully despite ongoing health challenges.