Yep- also dealt with her own mothers breast cancer- survived being a child star in a role that would have been a pigeon hole for most actors- then starred in "Sweet Charity" on Broadway after BREAKING HER FOOT! (I think an understudy took over role for like 3 weeks) Two other tv series before "Dead to Me" and several films. A woman to be admired without a doubt!
I have MS, I’m in pain everyday. My older sister stopped speaking to me. She said she doesn’t believe I’m as sick as I am. 😢 I’ve been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis about four years ago. I’ve been in a wheelchair for 8 years. This is a lonely illness.
It would be nice for your sister to go with you to your doctor one day so she can witness the reality of what you are saying. She is so lucky to have a sister and should be ashamed for not showing compassion.
Sheron, I am so sorry your sister is so cruel to you, Maybe she is in denial, maybe she cant accept it. But then again maybe she is just being selfish. Hugs.. I am so sorry you have to through this alone.
It’s a sad world when someone with an illness that will take her til her end has to precurse the world that “I am aware that I put on 40lbs” Christina.. no matter what you are beautiful and we love you. Don’t worry about us, take care of you.
Her former co-star Selma Blair has had a gruelling time with MS and I hope they are still in touch. MS can feel like a very lonely illness and I hope they are both getting all the help they need and can rely on their friendship and now the illness they have in common. Support your people, people. ❣
Yeah, they both have MS, but not everyone who has MS have the same symptoms. I have RRMS, I was diagnosed with it when I was 32 and I’m 51 now. My symptoms are optic neuropathy in the left eye, degenerative disc and bone disease, arthritis everywhere, tendinitis bursitis in both shoulders and hips. This disease doesn’t define us, we can do almost anything we put our minds to, just a bit slower. 🧡🧡🧡💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
@@modocchic Absolutely and I didn’t say *everyone* with MS suffers with the *same symptoms* - just making a comparison between their documented struggles (which they themselves have spoken about publicly) and hope they are still in touch as just having someone who understands what you’re going through and how your life has been turned upside down can be helpful.
@@richcampbell6808 Tom, I think you’re being deliberately obtuse. I know she has daily struggles, I know a lot about MS and have had a very close family member that has now passed suffer with the effects of this disease for years. There is no cure for MS.
If anyone doesn't feel any sympathy for anyone with an illness, you're just blessed that you didn't get this ailment. If you ever get a health issue like this, you will immediately understand the true definition of EMPATHY.
Hey, as someone diagnosed 10 years ago , it pretty fn obvious gods a fairytale rob, between relapse and a job and kids, ya it's a hell of a ride, im 45 and have 19 and 21 year old kids, and now fostering a baby , but ya dont just quit everything! I have snowmobiles and a boat, i try tolive my life like I want....other than this m.s , it's pretty obvious that gods fake!
And there are various types of MS. Relapsing-remitting is the most common, affecting 80% of MSers. Primary-progressive affects 10% of MSers, this is the type I have. Steroids are the first and foremost reason MSers gain weight. They tried them on me, unfortunately they didn’t help. But I did gain 15 pounds in two weeks. The best anyone can do to support MSers is to listen and learn about this horrible disease. No two MSer’s symptoms are the same or is affected by meds the same. Offer kind words and be patient. Having our function and abilities taken from us is a lot to process and depressing. It’s taken me 7 years to be “okay” with who I am now, but i still have bad days missing the old me. And I’m only 37.
I’ve had ms for almost 28 years. I was diagnosed shortly enter the birth of my first child at 28. I was also diagnosed with Lyme disease at the same time. It was one of the most devastating times for me. I was legally blind in both eyes and shortly after lost the feeling on my right side and could not walk very far without losing strength in my right leg. I started on medication and I regained some of my strength in my leg back. At the time, my dr said the reason I was able to regain my vision and some of my strength back is that my body was able to regenerate They don’t know why it happens. I have many lesions with black holes and sometimes I think it makes it harder for someone to understand my body/mind doesn’t work the way it used to. I miss who I was before too. That sentence definitely resonated with me but I do consider myself one of the lucky ones
I'm 45, diagnosed 10 years ago, obviously had it longer though, got 19 n 21 year old kids and fostering a baby now, need to manage it properly, still have some issues, im constantly switching meds and battling this shitshow, grind on !
This is heartbreaking. I love Christina and wish her all the best. My husband and I watched You’re Dead to Me and he couldn’t stop saying he didn’t realize what an amazing actress she is. She truly shines in this role. Sending love.
Her career has been iconic and watching her entertain us over the years with her talent has been such a joy. Sending her lots of love and healing energy. What a wonderful woman she is and so strong always. Bless this queen.
My friends brother died from MS. He was diagnosed at 35 and died at 50 a few years ago. His wife left him and it was up to his family to take care of him as his disease ravaged his body. It was a truly horrible experience for them seeing deteriorate over those 15 years. He was a good man, a decent man. Horrible disease. I feel for Christina, one of my favorite actresses. Hopefully a cure can be found while she is still alive. My heart goes out to you Christina.
My cousin was diagnosed 30+ yrs ago. She immediately changed her entire diet to healthy / clean choices and today she is still walking. Her Doc continues to be amazed. Positive vibes to anyone in this struggle, can’t imagine the difficulty both physically and mentally. 🙏🏻
@@TheSnerggly - Diet affects everything. The gut / brain are partners more or less. Most of us can solve the vast majority of issues via diet. Doctors won’t push this, without illness / disease, they like big pharma will suffer. Dr. Eric Berg here on YT is saving lives via food / proper eating and not meds. Read the comments on any of his videos. Processed foods, GMO and sugar are slowly killing us all and the FDA allows it. People need to educate themselves!
So happy for you. There’s a naturopathic doctor with a TH-cam channel named Dr. Robert Morse that heals people all the time using detoxing on fruit to repair the damaged neurological system. He’s had great success.
That sucks. I’m 67 years old and was diagnosed with MS twenty five years ago. Mine was scary at first. After my first symptoms which remitted after about four months, and I was fine for the next twenty years. Then it went into my vision. I should feel lucky because my symptoms are nothing compared to others that I hear about! Good luck to anyone that suffers with MS and my God bless you!
Cristina is a favorite of mine, because no matter what she does, she is amazing, and gives it her all. She is funny, kind, warm, a great actress, beautiful, strong, and so many other positive things. I wish her the best, always.
She has been through so much - double mastectomy, and now MS... I hope they find a cure soon.... Selma Blair seemed to have a lot of success with a stem cell treatment for her MS... hoping she can get the same.
I had zero clue she had MS. Selma Blair has been a huge inspiration for me over the last couple of years. I don’t have MS, but her performance on DWTS was incredible and moving.
💗 Love and prayers Christina-I was diagnosed in th ‘90’s. Take care of yourself, you are your best advocate. If you’re seeing a dr and don’t feel like they are really listening or helping, see another dr. I went to one for years, he was amazing and really took care of me. It was hard to find another like him. Love and prayers to all of you in the comments here-It can be an extremely lonely illness.
MS is genetic, triggered by a virus. More common in women living in northern climates with less sunshine; vitamin D deficient. (Seattle, Portland). It does not occur among Asians. My mother and her sister (Boston) both had MS, which is kind of unusual. My mother came down with it at 19; her sister in her early 50s. My mother skipped all forms of drugs and tx; my aunt tried some new drug in the 1990s. She was later dx'd with breast cancer...and there was speculation that the MS tx which made her sick may have caused it. She was treated for the cancer, had a mastectomy and case closed. My aunt lived to be 84; my mum, 83.. So far my sisters and all my cousins and I seem to be dodging it (knock on wood). Meanwhile, hope YOU are on the mend!
@@julieb7785 Thank you for your response and your kind words. I truly appreciate kindness, especially from strangers, as the world seems more cold in distant since Covid. Cancer treatment had triggered some type wide spread chronic pain in my body unlike anything I've ever known. I hope it goes away.
@Athena Rose Who said "always genetic"? Genetic factors absolutely increase one's susceptibility to MS, as does environmental exposure. My mother and her sister both had MS; no neurologist was ever able to pinpoint why or where or how. Early on in my mother's dx (1950s) they questioned whether having pets in childhood might cause it. My mother had scarlet fever and a spider bite. All jotted down in those years by Harvard. But you can take your odd accusation of "untruthful" to the NEJM or Stanford or Harvard or Mayo who do studies on twins and siblings with MS. And p.s. if you can't come equipped with facts, at least be civil.
I know at least 5 people with MS that put it in remission with diet and detoxing heavy metals. I met a woman on a flight to Alaska that had been completely dependent on other people and in a wheelchair. She was coming back from Mexico where she had her mercury fillings taken out, while going thru medically monitored detoxing and she was sitting beside me on the plane MS free, no wheel chair...she said to me, "Honey, do yourself a favor and get those metal fillings removed before you end up with a disease" I did get sick years later because my dentist said there was nothing wrong with metal fillings. Developed a connective tissue disease - got the metal removed, detoxed and been in remission. What threw me over the edge was a tetanus shot (over night disease). Heavy metals are cumulative. Aluminum and mercury the worse. BUT it's possible to get your life back.
I didn't care for her in married with children. Her character was so one dimensional. Then I saw 'Anchorman'. She was great. I was a fan after that. Good luck to her.
Poor her , some people just have bad luck healthwise . She's still beautiful and she will always make me feel like that 12 year old boy watching her in Married with Children , she was such a knockout and incredibly funny in that role .
I was diagnosed with MS 4 years ago the year I turned 40. And it's not easy but you learn to live with it the best way you can. I changed my diet, I do yoga every day and meditate every morning. I stay as positive and optimistic.that one day they will find a cure. 🙏.
I was Dx in 2015 .. it’s a constant battle and I pray for cure every single day! The hardest part is that people don’t understand especially the fatigue that it’s not visible, but you feel like a truck ran over you! Second hardest is that a person has to apply for disability and that is a long struggle. MS affects mostly in young age , i was 29 so naturally didn’t not have much Ssn for the 10years working. Not only we struggle every day but the government is basically telling us we are worthless, how can a person survive on 950$ ? I am blessed I have my family sheltering me , but there are many people that has to pay rent and we all know how much it costs monthly. We should as well address that .. a prisoner in jail is paid triple and they have committed a crime, they have roof over their head, 3 meals a day, electricity, heating, medical. A person on disability struggles to make ends meet! Please talk about that ! MS is a lifetime sentence, but we have committed no crime!
I was diagnosed with MS in April 2022. Woke up one morning and both feet felt numb like they were sleeping. Thought I slept on my legs weird, but as the day progressed, it didn’t go away. Then over the next 3 days, my waist down was numb. By then, had gone to the hospital and they gave me steroids and it calmed it down, but then a week later, my back down was numb, and I was crying and panicking. They did a lot of MRIs, but took over a month, because doctors didn’t know what it was, and 1st thought I had plantar fasciitis. Once they confirmed it, they put me on steroids again 5 days, then on MS meds. The thing is, there’s already damage, and the reality of it hits that your body isn’t going to work like what it used to. Took my about 2 months to start regaining back feeling in parts of my body that went numb. More awareness needs to be put out there on this disease.
Married with children and Don't Tell Mom the Babysitters Dead will always be gold to me! She was the best in both! Love her for those rolls and those are the only rolls that i love the most!! I'm sure she looks great and is still the awesome person she always was!! Weight gain doesn't make a person. She fights for her life every single day and yet she still works and is willing to face the world with sheer bravery. ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
I love this show. I genuinely love Christina’s work and have done for years! The sweetest thing is a total highlight! I can’t believe how much of a struggle she is going through, struggle may not even be the right word. I hope she does whatever is best for her. Much love ❤
My husband hasn't gotten to shut his work down for five months to process. And right now b/c he can't afford doctor's bills, he has NO medication. There's nobody at his job to say "no, that's enough" when he's left with not only HIS work, but the work of slackers who leave them theirs. I find it hard to feel bad for the rich who have the best of the best medical helps from physical to mental while my husband has nothing. Not even medication. They took away his medication due to his inability to pay. This just shows the vast issue we have in this country.
Medication can be much deadlier than MS. There are at least four types, and RR MS is the best form to have, IF you must have this stinkin' disease at all. Primary progressive MS is quite deadly😢. I must say, though, that your attitude towards Christina, and other wealthy people is quite shameful, and sad. It is NOT their fault that your husband is sick, and perhaps being treated badly, but I do know of many FOOLS who took drugs for their MS, and DIED prematurely anyway. If they had NOT, they may still have been alive today. Diseases are created for $$$. Cause and effect. Big pharma never got rich by curing anything. They will not even cure the common cold. Wake up, already!!!
Christina has had a long career. She’s so talented and been in the biz for a long time. If you lived in the 80s she was in movies you would recognize. And I remember her as a guest cohost on So You Think You Can Dance. She was insightful and sweet on SYTYCD. I wish her inner peace, strength and support. 🙏🏼
Poor thing. I don't know her in real life but am guessing she's overall an awesome person. I am actually proud, for some reason, to be in the same age bracket as people like her.
Keeping Christina in my thoughts. My mother also battled breast cancer. Christina has given hope to those who have real challenges. May she continue to inspire others to endure and overcome by continuing to fight her battles and shine through in spite of them.
Christina - you are to be commended for your bravery on all fronts (..that JERK cancer and his equally menacing cousin MS). As SueEllen said in “Don’t tell mom the babysitter is dead” , “I’m right on top of that Rose”, you are right on top of these obstacles.. I pray for your continued bravery, comfort and healing.❤️🩹
I think mold is strongly related to cancer and autoimmune diseases. Living inside sealed off shelters carries dangers, and I for one wish I'd known about this much sooner in life. I would have opened for a tipi. It stinks to be diagnosed with these life changing things so hopefully in the next few decades they will nail down the cause. And she is beautiful with a cane and extra weight - so I hope she knows that.
How much should one person have to endure in a lifetime? First breast cancer and now MS. God bless her and everything she does as that is one strong woman. Making her way through the worst of times, showing an inner strength, that others with the disease and other debilitating issues… need to see. Selma Blair the same way. I just want to hug the both of them and give them every bit of strength I have to continue to fight.
Absolutely. Neurological. And I searched her Tweets. She mentioned the onset of the MS was around the time of the quacksine rollout in the Spring of 2021.
She is so beautiful inside and out! Hang in there Kristina. You are loved by many. Prayers for you and your family. I never saw anyone more stronger than you. 🥰🙏❤
Age 50, pursing a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. I’ve spent the past six months grieving the loss of my former physical and mental capacity. Sending her much love on this journey
I grew up enjoying Christina Applegate’s acting and gift to us through entertainment. I was very sad when I heard she had to go through a double mastectomy, and now MS. I had a dear friend diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2007, and unfortunately lost his battle two years ago. I hope medical research advances greatly to help people like Christina overcome this cruel disease.
What a brave, beautiful and inspiring woman. First battled breast cancer with such strength and optimism and now MS!
I didn't know she had breast cancer. Oh wow, she's been through so much...yet she stands back up ❤️
Breast cancer and a double mastectomy😢I feel so bad for her. I’m glad she has lots of support and how she and Selma are friends. ❤
Truly inspirational
Yep- also dealt with her own mothers breast cancer- survived being a child star in a role that would have been a pigeon hole for most actors- then starred in "Sweet Charity" on Broadway after BREAKING HER FOOT! (I think an understudy took over role for like 3 weeks) Two other tv series before "Dead to Me" and several films. A woman to be admired without a doubt!
So what does that say about someone who doesn't eat meat? I thought the whole plant based diets were being promoted to prevent cancers and disease.
I have MS, I’m in pain everyday. My older sister stopped speaking to me. She said she doesn’t believe I’m as sick as I am. 😢 I’ve been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis about four years ago. I’ve been in a wheelchair for 8 years. This is a lonely illness.
Your sister is horrible 😱😱😱....
I’m sorry that family members act so cruelly. I suffer from health issues since covid and everyone has dropped me. Pain is a very lonely life.
It would be nice for your sister to go with you to your doctor one day so she can witness the reality of what you are saying. She is so lucky to have a sister and should be ashamed for not showing compassion.
I'm so sorry 😔
Sheron, I am so sorry your sister is so cruel to you, Maybe she is in denial, maybe she cant accept it. But then again maybe she is just being selfish. Hugs.. I am so sorry you have to through this alone.
It’s a sad world when someone with an illness that will take her til her end has to precurse the world that “I am aware that I put on 40lbs”
Christina.. no matter what you are beautiful and we love you.
Don’t worry about us, take care of you.
Her former co-star Selma Blair has had a gruelling time with MS and I hope they are still in touch. MS can feel like a very lonely illness and I hope they are both getting all the help they need and can rely on their friendship and now the illness they have in common.
Support your people, people. ❣
Yeah, they both have MS, but not everyone who has MS have the same symptoms. I have RRMS, I was diagnosed with it when I was 32 and I’m 51 now. My symptoms are optic neuropathy in the left eye, degenerative disc and bone disease, arthritis everywhere, tendinitis bursitis in both shoulders and hips. This disease doesn’t define us, we can do almost anything we put our minds to, just a bit slower. 🧡🧡🧡💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
@@modocchic Absolutely and I didn’t say *everyone* with MS suffers with the *same symptoms* - just making a comparison between their documented struggles (which they themselves have spoken about publicly) and hope they are still in touch as just having someone who understands what you’re going through and how your life has been turned upside down can be helpful.
Had? Selma still has daily horrible struggles.
I’m reading Selma’s book right now. Great writer. I admire her so much. I truly hope she and Christina have connected.
@@richcampbell6808 Tom, I think you’re being deliberately obtuse. I know she has daily struggles, I know a lot about MS and have had a very close family member that has now passed suffer with the effects of this disease for years. There is no cure for MS.
She is still so very pretty after all this time, life has been cruel to her and yet she battles on. She is amazing. She is an inspiration to many
If anyone doesn't feel any sympathy for anyone with an illness, you're just blessed that you didn't get this ailment. If you ever get a health issue like this, you will immediately understand the true definition of EMPATHY.
That makes me sad. I hope it doesn’t stop her from living the best life she can.
God bless her, I never knew what she was going through, how strong she is to keep going regardless of her condition.
Hey, as someone diagnosed 10 years ago , it pretty fn obvious gods a fairytale rob, between relapse and a job and kids, ya it's a hell of a ride, im 45 and have 19 and 21 year old kids, and now fostering a baby , but ya dont just quit everything! I have snowmobiles and a boat, i try tolive my life like I want....other than this m.s , it's pretty obvious that gods fake!
And there are various types of MS. Relapsing-remitting is the most common, affecting 80% of MSers. Primary-progressive affects 10% of MSers, this is the type I have.
Steroids are the first and foremost reason MSers gain weight. They tried them on me, unfortunately they didn’t help. But I did gain 15 pounds in two weeks.
The best anyone can do to support MSers is to listen and learn about this horrible disease. No two MSer’s symptoms are the same or is affected by meds the same. Offer kind words and be patient. Having our function and abilities taken from us is a lot to process and depressing. It’s taken me 7 years to be “okay” with who I am now, but i still have bad days missing the old me. And I’m only 37.
😭you’re so young!😢I’m sorry to hear what you live with. ❤
I’ve had ms for almost 28 years. I was diagnosed shortly enter the birth of my first child at 28. I was also diagnosed with Lyme disease at the same time. It was one of the most devastating times for me. I was legally blind in both eyes and shortly after lost the feeling on my right side and could not walk very far without losing strength in my right leg. I started on medication and I regained some of my strength in my leg back. At the time, my dr said the reason I was able to regain my vision and some of my strength back is that my body was able to regenerate They don’t know why it happens. I have many lesions with black holes and sometimes I think it makes it harder for someone to understand my body/mind doesn’t work the way it used to. I miss who I was before too. That sentence definitely resonated with me but I do consider myself one of the lucky ones
I'm 45, diagnosed 10 years ago, obviously had it longer though, got 19 n 21 year old kids and fostering a baby now, need to manage it properly, still have some issues, im constantly switching meds and battling this shitshow, grind on !
@Athena Rose what’s energy work?
@Athena Rose Thanks for response. Sounds very relaxing
Heartbreaking. Very sorry that Christina and anyone else with MS is struggling. Praying everyone with MS through the changes/challenges.
Yes, It’s similar to Parkinson’s disease… at least as far as I know
They said she's 50. Then I realised I'm no longer in 1988 and I'm 57.🤯
Congrats your braincells started working. But anyway 80s 90s those times i wish i could go back.
I was born in 88 😆
I wish I could have experienced being a teen/20-somethimg in the 80's.. as opposed to being a baby 😒
This is heartbreaking. I love Christina and wish her all the best. My husband and I watched You’re Dead to Me and he couldn’t stop saying he didn’t realize what an amazing actress she is. She truly shines in this role. Sending love.
God Bless Christina. She is such a strong and inspired women. Amazing that she was able to film the 3rd season❤
I love how brave she is to speak out about it. Same with Selma Blair. I wish them the best. They're so strong ❤❤
They're both awesome actresses. They're missed.
Sending Ms.Applegate prayers and love for healing. ❤️
Her career has been iconic and watching her entertain us over the years with her talent has been such a joy. Sending her lots of love and healing energy. What a wonderful woman she is and so strong always. Bless this queen.
My friends brother died from MS. He was diagnosed at 35 and died at 50 a few years ago. His wife left him and it was up to his family to take care of him as his disease ravaged his body. It was a truly horrible experience for them seeing deteriorate over those 15 years. He was a good man, a decent man. Horrible disease.
I feel for Christina, one of my favorite actresses. Hopefully a cure can be found while she is still alive. My heart goes out to you Christina.
I wish you well Christina. Thank you for all the joy you have given us with your talent. Love to you my friend.
Do you love me?
she is not your friend, and she doesn't read these comments.. so it was just for your ego
@@morbidmanmusic I am a qualified lesbian
I know her struggle entirely very well! F M.S.
My cousin was diagnosed 30+ yrs ago. She immediately changed her entire diet to healthy / clean choices and today she is still walking. Her Doc continues to be amazed. Positive vibes to anyone in this struggle, can’t imagine the difficulty both physically and mentally. 🙏🏻
Exercise and good sleep is important as well.
Are you on a vegan diet?
Research I 've been reading said that the quality of diet can definitely impact the symptoms. Best wishes to your cousin.
@@TheSnerggly - Diet affects everything. The gut / brain are partners more or less. Most of us can solve the vast majority of issues via diet. Doctors won’t push this, without illness / disease, they like big pharma will suffer. Dr. Eric Berg here on YT is saving lives via food / proper eating and not meds. Read the comments on any of his videos. Processed foods, GMO and sugar are slowly killing us all and the FDA allows it. People need to educate themselves!
So happy for you. There’s a naturopathic doctor with a TH-cam channel named Dr. Robert Morse that heals people all the time using detoxing on fruit to repair the damaged neurological system. He’s had great success.
She’s so gifted. I need to pick this series back up, she’s just amazing. I wish her the very best.
That sucks. I’m 67 years old and was diagnosed with MS twenty five years ago. Mine was scary at first. After my first symptoms which remitted after about four months, and I was fine for the next twenty years. Then it went into my vision. I should feel lucky because my symptoms are nothing compared to others that I hear about! Good luck to anyone that suffers with MS and my God bless you!
Cristina is a favorite of mine, because no matter what she does, she is amazing, and gives it her all. She is funny, kind, warm, a great actress, beautiful, strong, and so many other positive things. I wish her the best, always.
She has been through so much - double mastectomy, and now MS... I hope they find a cure soon.... Selma Blair seemed to have a lot of success with a stem cell treatment for her MS... hoping she can get the same.
I had zero clue she had MS. Selma Blair has been a huge inspiration for me over the last couple of years. I don’t have MS, but her performance on DWTS was incredible and moving.
I did my dissertation on women with MS. What women face with doctors before tgeir diagnosis is hideous. It should be diagnosed 7 to 8 years sooner.
Sending prayers for her 🙏 ❤️
how will that help>? Your ( god delusion ) did this to her.
I hate to hear this... I love this woman.... I've always wanted to chase down Kelly Bundy!! Don't give up... We haven't met yet!!
💗 Love and prayers Christina-I was diagnosed in th ‘90’s. Take care of yourself, you are your best advocate. If you’re seeing a dr and don’t feel like they are really listening or helping, see another dr.
I went to one for years, he was amazing and really took care of me. It was hard to find another like him.
Love and prayers to all of you in the comments here-It can be an extremely lonely illness.
I hope she, and all MS patients, get all the medical care they need and a cure some day.
MS usually surfaces before age 40, so she must have had subtle symptoms for years. A friend of mine had it hit him very suddenly though.
Amazing actress, and I love her friendship with Linda Cardellini. I hope she gets better. I'll be watching the next season of their series.
After having cancer myself and dealing with the brutal treatments, I wonder how much her breast cancer treatment had to do with her now having MS.
There’s no connection
It has nothing to do with it! I have RRMS, And never been diagnosed with cancer.
MS is genetic, triggered by a virus. More common in women living in northern climates with less sunshine; vitamin D deficient. (Seattle, Portland). It does not occur among Asians. My mother and her sister (Boston) both had MS, which is kind of unusual. My mother came down with it at 19; her sister in her early 50s. My mother skipped all forms of drugs and tx; my aunt tried some new drug in the 1990s. She was later dx'd with breast cancer...and there was speculation that the MS tx which made her sick may have caused it. She was treated for the cancer, had a mastectomy and case closed. My aunt lived to be 84; my mum, 83.. So far my sisters and all my cousins and I seem to be dodging it (knock on wood). Meanwhile, hope YOU are on the mend!
@@julieb7785 Thank you for your response and your kind words. I truly appreciate kindness, especially from strangers, as the world seems more cold in distant since Covid.
Cancer treatment had triggered some type wide spread chronic pain in my body unlike anything I've ever known. I hope it goes away.
@Athena Rose Who said "always genetic"? Genetic factors absolutely increase one's susceptibility to MS, as does environmental exposure. My mother and her sister both had MS; no neurologist was ever able to pinpoint why or where or how. Early on in my mother's dx (1950s) they questioned whether having pets in childhood might cause it. My mother had scarlet fever and a spider bite. All jotted down in those years by Harvard. But you can take your odd accusation of "untruthful" to the NEJM or Stanford or Harvard or Mayo who do studies on twins and siblings with MS. And p.s. if you can't come equipped with facts, at least be civil.
So sad your a tough lady. Prayers for you
I wish the best for her. Really sad to hear this news. Will pray for her.
She's amazing in Dead to Me. I hope she wins an award. All the best wishes to her.
Dear Christian Sending you and yours all the healing love I can
I am praying for the best possible outcome for Christina and anyone with MS ❤️
praying is gonna do what. your god did this.....
I know at least 5 people with MS that put it in remission with diet and detoxing heavy metals. I met a woman on a flight to Alaska that had been completely dependent on other people and in a wheelchair. She was coming back from Mexico where she had her mercury fillings taken out, while going thru medically monitored detoxing and she was sitting beside me on the plane MS free, no wheel chair...she said to me, "Honey, do yourself a favor and get those metal fillings removed before you end up with a disease" I did get sick years later because my dentist said there was nothing wrong with metal fillings. Developed a connective tissue disease - got the metal removed, detoxed and been in remission. What threw me over the edge was a tetanus shot (over night disease). Heavy metals are cumulative. Aluminum and mercury the worse. BUT it's possible to get your life back.
My grandfather had this. Horrible. You can't say it's not.
My heart goes to her.. prayers!
God Bless Christina Applegate 🙏 ❤
🤦♂️ kids theses days
oh, that will help. Your god did this. so your prayers won't work
@@morbidmanmusic bout time agrees 👍
Nothing but prayers coming your way Christina.
and that does what? Your god did this....
My oldest sister has ms. Hang in there Christina you will get through this.
I didn't care for her in married with children.
Her character was so one dimensional.
Then I saw 'Anchorman'.
She was great.
I was a fan after that.
Good luck to her.
Chrstina llit up the screen on Married with Children we love you Christina hope you get better❤
Poor her , some people just have bad luck healthwise . She's still beautiful and she will always make me feel like that 12 year old boy watching her in Married with Children , she was such a knockout and incredibly funny in that role .
I've seen her in real life and she was the most beautiful person I'd ever seen before. She looked very angelic.
Christina deserves the best and I will oot for her until the end of time. Christina is too nice & sweet a person.
Oh dear. What else can life throw at this woman?? I’m so sad to hear this and I hope she is goes in remission.
I was diagnosed with MS 4 years ago the year I turned 40. And it's not easy but you learn to live with it the best way you can. I changed my diet, I do yoga every day and meditate every morning. I stay as positive and optimistic.that one day they will find a cure. 🙏.
I was Dx in 2015 .. it’s a constant battle and I pray for cure every single day! The hardest part is that people don’t understand especially the fatigue that it’s not visible, but you feel like a truck ran over you!
Second hardest is that a person has to apply for disability and that is a long struggle. MS affects mostly in young age , i was 29 so naturally didn’t not have much Ssn for the 10years working. Not only we struggle every day but the government is basically telling us we are worthless, how can a person survive on 950$ ? I am blessed I have my family sheltering me , but there are many people that has to pay rent and we all know how much it costs monthly. We should as well address that .. a prisoner in jail is paid triple and they have committed a crime, they have roof over their head, 3 meals a day, electricity, heating, medical. A person on disability struggles to make ends meet! Please talk about that ! MS is a lifetime sentence, but we have committed no crime!
Love you Christina thank you for making me laugh for many many years you're a badass keep smiling it's a beautiful one thank you again
Prayers up for Christina, I have a Christina!!!!!! Godspeed !!!!!!
that will do what> ?? Donate money to research. be useful.
I was diagnosed with MS in April 2022. Woke up one morning and both feet felt numb like they were sleeping. Thought I slept on my legs weird, but as the day progressed, it didn’t go away. Then over the next 3 days, my waist down was numb. By then, had gone to the hospital and they gave me steroids and it calmed it down, but then a week later, my back down was numb, and I was crying and panicking. They did a lot of MRIs, but took over a month, because doctors didn’t know what it was, and 1st thought I had plantar fasciitis. Once they confirmed it, they put me on steroids again 5 days, then on MS meds. The thing is, there’s already damage, and the reality of it hits that your body isn’t going to work like what it used to. Took my about 2 months to start regaining back feeling in parts of my body that went numb. More awareness needs to be put out there on this disease.
Married with children and Don't Tell Mom the Babysitters Dead will always be gold to me! She was the best in both! Love her for those rolls and those are the only rolls that i love the most!! I'm sure she looks great and is still the awesome person she always was!! Weight gain doesn't make a person. She fights for her life every single day and yet she still works and is willing to face the world with sheer bravery. ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
She's 50? First off, amazing. But also, Cancer AND MS? Too sad. Way too sad.
Adrenochrome withdrawals are rough. If you know, you know. #GITMO
Prayers for her🙏
so.... nothing for her.
I know that there’s a possible link between breast implants and lupus. I wonder if anyone has looked at the link between that and MS.
I know it may be hard for her, but I would love to hear her voice.
I love this show. I genuinely love Christina’s work and have done for years! The sweetest thing is a total highlight! I can’t believe how much of a struggle she is going through, struggle may not even be the right word. I hope she does whatever is best for her. Much love ❤
I love Christina Applegate.
So heartbreaking =(( I'm speechless
Sad that she has that. But there are millions of regular Americans that have MS too.
The question is did she get covid vaccin? Because I'm sure she did and that are the side effects.
She's been dealt another tough hand . She is also a very gifted dancer
God bless 💝
Wtf, how old are you? Still believe in fairytales
Terrible news. I hope she will be ok. At least she has healthcare, so that’s in her favor.
Wow. That's a lot to go thru. #Strong woman.
Sad, brave and so beautiful!!!
My husband hasn't gotten to shut his work down for five months to process. And right now b/c he can't afford doctor's bills, he has NO medication. There's nobody at his job to say "no, that's enough" when he's left with not only HIS work, but the work of slackers who leave them theirs. I find it hard to feel bad for the rich who have the best of the best medical helps from physical to mental while my husband has nothing. Not even medication. They took away his medication due to his inability to pay. This just shows the vast issue we have in this country.
Medication can be much deadlier than MS. There are at least four types, and RR MS is the best form to have, IF you must have this stinkin' disease at all. Primary progressive MS is quite deadly😢. I must say, though, that your attitude towards Christina, and other wealthy people is quite shameful, and sad. It is NOT their fault that your husband is sick, and perhaps being treated badly, but I do know of many FOOLS who took drugs for their MS, and DIED prematurely anyway. If they had NOT, they may still have been alive today. Diseases are created for $$$. Cause and effect. Big pharma never got rich by curing anything. They will not even cure the common cold. Wake up, already!!!
Omg, so many horrible things happen to her
Christina has had a long career. She’s so talented and been in the biz for a long time. If you lived in the 80s she was in movies you would recognize. And I remember her as a guest cohost on So You Think You Can Dance. She was insightful and sweet on SYTYCD.
I wish her inner peace, strength and support. 🙏🏼
She may have shared her story, but not directly with GMA so the title’s misleading…
She is so awesome. It’s sad to see anyone go through this. She is tougher than 98% of us.
Poor thing. I don't know her in real life but am guessing she's overall an awesome person.
I am actually proud, for some reason, to be in the same age bracket as people like her.
This breaks my heart. She was one of my fav actors and comedians. I hope she gets well soon.
Such a great actress. Quite beloved. I wish her the best.
Keeping Christina in my thoughts. My mother also battled breast cancer. Christina has given hope to those who have real challenges. May she continue to inspire others to endure and overcome by continuing to fight her battles and shine through in spite of them.
She is amazing.. I wish her and all folks dealing with MS the best.
Christina will always be a super special person in life. Bundy would sell his dodge to with a shrug on his shoulder and maybe then drop a tear.
She is so beautiful and strong. She is an inspiration to us all to hold your head high and carry on .
Prayers for Christina Applegate
I love her! I hope she gets better and heals as much as possible and hopefully one day there will be a cure❤❤❤❤
MY AUTO-IMMUNE DISEASE DOMINATES, THE MEDS DEBILITATE: RUN HARD AND FAST, THIS IS UR LAST CHANCE!!!
Love you GMA ❤love you Christina you got this 🙏🏾♥️ love dead to me ! 🙏🏾🙏🏾♥️♥️♥️
Christina - you are to be commended for your bravery on all fronts (..that JERK cancer and his equally menacing cousin MS). As SueEllen said in “Don’t tell mom the babysitter is dead” , “I’m right on top of that Rose”, you are right on top of these obstacles.. I pray for your continued bravery, comfort and healing.❤️🩹
MS is tough. Praying for her. Same thing happened to Teri Garr, another wonderful actress and person.
look how praying worked out for terry... empty gestures.
This breaks my ❤️. 💔💔💔
I am so very sorry for Christina diagnosis of MS. I wish her nothing but the best.
I think mold is strongly related to cancer and autoimmune diseases. Living inside sealed off shelters carries dangers, and I for one wish I'd known about this much sooner in life. I would have opened for a tipi. It stinks to be diagnosed with these life changing things so hopefully in the next few decades they will nail down the cause. And she is beautiful with a cane and extra weight - so I hope she knows that.
I agree it’s mold. Susanne Sommers lived through this theory too
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It's kinda concerning because it's nearly impossible to avoid hidden mold completely. Maybe good air cleaners can help.
Christina is amazing. My heart goes out to her and her family. DEAD TO ME is a favorite - so glad she finished on her terms.
Blessings to Christine
How much should one person have to endure in a lifetime? First breast cancer and now MS. God bless her and everything she does as that is one strong woman. Making her way through the worst of times, showing an inner strength, that others with the disease and other debilitating issues… need to see. Selma Blair the same way. I just want to hug the both of them and give them every bit of strength I have to continue to fight.
MS I’d one of the Covid heavy metal shot adverse events!!!!
Absolutely. Neurological. And I searched her Tweets. She mentioned the onset of the MS was around the time of the quacksine rollout in the Spring of 2021.
Sending good vibes. The Chronic Comeback podcast shares some MS recovery stories.
She is so beautiful inside and out! Hang in there Kristina. You are loved by many. Prayers for you and your family. I never saw anyone more stronger than you. 🥰🙏❤
Age 50, pursing a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. I’ve spent the past six months grieving the loss of my former physical and mental capacity. Sending her much love on this journey
I grew up enjoying Christina Applegate’s acting and gift to us through entertainment. I was very sad when I heard she had to go through a double mastectomy, and now MS. I had a dear friend diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2007, and unfortunately lost his battle two years ago. I hope medical research advances greatly to help people like Christina overcome this cruel disease.