christina applegate

I have MS. It sucks, but I'm also very grateful to finally have a diagnosis because I was able to get the treatment I needed and learned to take better care of my body. It's not a death sentence and even though there's hard days.

MS is a cycle of grieving, anger, acceptance of loss of function. It creeps up on you, so full acceptance isn't possible, just the acceptance for what your new normal is on that particular day. It's tough. I love how raw she is about it, 27 years into this disease and same!

I have MS and it sucks. When I tell people I am feeling great at that moment maybe it's true. A few hours later I may not feel good. 😢

Abusive childhood is hard to understand, and processing the losses that have been missed, is extremely hard.

I can relate to her leaving an abusive relationship, it's not easy to leave especially when you have children. I finally left the jerk at 58 and have struggling financially ever since.

I can imagine feeling alone in an abusive relationship. It must be the worst loneliness of all. I'm so sorry this happened to you, Christina.

My friends mother had MS for years, she actually went into remission. No more meds and feels better. Just thought I’d put that hope out there. ❤

The scientists that can figure out how to cure a disease should work on the cure! We shouldn't have to constantly take pills and liquids and do all kinds of other things and still feel the pain and grief of it all. Nevermind making money from medications when we can have a cure! Put in more effort to make cures and leave the money making alone if a cure is possible!! Good people will be rewarded. God loves the giving and the love that good people share. ....Trying to get the CURE is gods hope. Love you Christina

I wish someone would try to do s heavy detox for her to see if it helps

I am so sorry, I cried with you. I understand the fear and feeling alone.

I understand what it means to keep something on like the TV or a podcast or music to stop the loud silence that happens when alone in your own thoughts. Prayers for Christina to have more good days than bad ones. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

This made me cry. Love her and praying for her to receive a healing miracle 🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹

She is such a light. Her honesty and vulnerability is a gift and will help many others.

Christina: thank you for sharing all of this. I have been there too. Your courage and voice are important to many! So sorry for all of your sadness.....hugs and healing energy to you. You are NOT alone.

what a warrior she is. She first brought awareness through her breast cancer diagnosis and helped countless women (including me) make decisions that weren't the norm at the time. Now she advocates for living honestly and dealing with MS. She is an amazing woman.

When my little brother was nearing the end with his cancer battle. The kemo, and radiation treatments beat him up. Yet when married with children came on he would roar with laughter, that show was the only joy he had left. I thank her, and the entire cast for that. I wish her nothing but the best. She is in my prayers.

One of my favorites don’t tell mom the babysitter. Sending her lots of love.

I loved her in the sitcom, married with children as a kid

Your self esteem is rooted in how you were raised. Keep that in mind parents.if you never felt loved by your parents.....the road ahead will be hard.

“I don’t know why we can’t find self love.” The soundtrack of my life. Thank you for giving words to it.

We can’t find self love when we’re looking outward for approval

I am so sorry, I cried with you. I understand the fear and feeling alone.

I understand what it means to keep something on like the TV or a podcast or music to stop the loud silence that happens when alone in your own thoughts. Prayers for Christina to have more good days than bad ones. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Loneliness a very long time ⌛️ never goes away

She is beautiful inside and out! It took courage to write her memoir. She will help others by doing so.

I love her! I can’t wait to read her memoir

I've always loved her but why does she feel a need to write her memoir? Is that something that each of us should do? I wrote a short one just for my kids but not for the world.

My mom had chronic MS and used a wheel chair. She did not let it define her and most days were extremely hard for her, but she always kept her smile on her face, for her sons and husband and family and friends, and never gave up! She was the very definition of "Strong"! She was our hero! We went on every MS Walk and would take her with us on them! I hope that one day they will find a cure for this horrible disease! Keep your strength Christina! You are inspiration for many! Your daughter is lucky to have such a strong person for a mother! Keep up the good fight!

Completely understand when she says im here bc of my daughter (kids) 😢😢😢😢❤