Christina Applegate, renowned for her roles in Anchorman and Dead To Me, has bravely shared her ongoing battle with multiple sclerosis (MS), describing it as living “kind of in hell.”
Diagnosed in 2021, Applegate, now 52, has been candid about the challenges she faces, particularly with her health.
In a recent interview on Good Morning America, she expressed the difficulty of her situation, stating, “I live kind of in hell. I’m not out a lot, so this is a little difficult, just for my system.” Despite the struggles, she remains grateful for the support she receives.
Applegate has also launched a podcast called MeSsy with Jamie-Lynn Sigler, another actress who battles MS. This endeavor aims to shed light on their experiences and provide a platform for discussion.
During her appearance at the Emmy Awards, where she received a standing ovation, Christina Applegate confessed to feeling overwhelmed and even ‘blacked out’ at one point. However, she found solace in the outpouring of love and support from her fans.
Throughout her journey, Applegate has been transparent about her health updates. Recently, she celebrated reaching 100,000 Instagram followers with a photo of herself leaning on a cane. Even with the challenges posed by MS, she embraces her identity as “a lady with a cool cane” and expresses gratitude to her supporters.
Multiple sclerosis is a lifelong condition affecting the central nervous system, with symptoms ranging from vision problems to paralysis. Regardless of its unpredictability and potential for serious disability, Applegate remains resilient in the face of adversity, serving as an inspiration to many.