lifeさんのインスタグラム写真 - (lifeInstagram)「The great LIFE photographer Margaret Bourke-White was in Tokyo in 1952 when she first discovered that, in the middle of a physically demanding photojournalistic career, the dull pain in her left leg was becoming something more. Rising from a meal, she found herself, for a few steps at least, unable to walk. As she would recount in an extraordinary LIFE story seven years later, it turned out — after years of misdiagnosis and confusion — that her brief stumble was a symptom of the onset of Parkinson's disease, against which she would fight with everything she had for nearly two decades until her death at 67. It was, as the introduction to that 1959 article noted, the toughest battle ever faced by a woman who had seen many — including literal battles in World War II, during which she served as the first woman accredited to cover the combat zones as a photojournalist. The photo seen here is an outtake from this incredible story shot by her good friend Alfred Eisenstaedt. (Alfred Eisenstaedt—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #MargaretBourkeWhite #LIFElegends #WorldParkinsonsDay」4月11日 22時53分