Linda Ronstadt Talks About The Effects Of Parkinson’s Disease

(AP) - Linda Ronstadt says the hardest thing about living with Parkinson's Disease is that she has "to ask people to do things" that are hard for her to do.

For example, she says she doesn't drive anymore because she isn't "quite sure" of her reflexes. She says she also avoids places where she might get confused - and now "lives like a person with a disability."

Ronstadt revealed recently that she can no longer sing because of the illness. Ronstadt is 67 - and during her career, has sold more than 30 million albums.