They drilled holes in his head, and now this Parkinson's patient is playing again

Bruce Gilbert has not been cured of Parkinson's disease. He knows the monster inside his head will come for him again one day. But thanks to an 11-hour surgery at Emory during which surgeons drilled holes in his skull and sent a wire with electrodes into his brain, he is playing golf and music again - passions that once seemed lost forever.

CLICK HERE to read about the surgery and Bruce's extraordinary story in this Personal Journey, by the AJC's Craig Schneider: "Encore for Bruce."