Bob Saget remembers late sister Gay and discusses the healing power of laughter in FINAL interview
dailymail.co.ukFull House alum Bob Saget discussed the healing power of laughter during his final interview, which was pre-taped weeks before he died, age 65, on Sunday.'[At four years old], I would dance in the living room and just start dancing, dancing stupid to make anybody laugh - just like silent film stars,' the Philadelphia-born funnyman recalled on CBS This Morning airing this Friday.'I knew some jokes, but it wasn't really jokes.
It was just like; "I've got to perform. I've got to make people laugh."' Wistful: Full House alum Bob Saget discussed the healing power of laughter during his final interview, which was pre-taped weeks before he died, age 65, on Sunday Bob told CBS News chief medical correspondent, Dr.
Jonathan LaPook, that humor was more than just a defense mechanism.'It truly helped me survive and it helped keep me mentally alive, rather than letting [negativity] destroy me,' Saget explained.The Grammy-nominated comedian recalled a touching moment he shared with his sister Gay Saget before her death, age 47, in 1993 following a four-year battle with the connective tissue disease scleroderma.
The Philadelphia-born funnyman recalled on CBS This Morning airing this Friday:'[At four years old], I would dance in the living room and just start dancing, dancing stupid to make anybody laugh - just like silent film stars' Bob continued: 'I knew some jokes, but it wasn't really jokes.
