Virginia Congresswoman Reveals Parkinson's Diagnosis but Vows to Remain in Office

Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton announced she has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
The disease has affected her speech and balance but she plans to continue serving in Congress.
Wexton wants to advocate for Parkinson's patients and work with her doctor on a treatment plan.
Parkinson's disease causes movement problems and other symptoms but it is treatable and not necessarily fatal.
Wexton, a Democratic representative from Virginia, was first elected to Congress in 2018.