Christina Applegate

No, no, no. That's I was totally kidding. You know, it's like we we have helped each other in the sense that I I get to see some a different side to all of this because of her. Yep. And she gets to be honest about how she feels sometimes about in ways that you didn't. Right. I don't want to speak for you. Yeah.

No, no, no. That's I was totally kidding. You know, it's like we we have helped each other in the sense that I I get to see some a different side to all of this because of her. Yep. And she gets to be honest about how she feels sometimes about in ways that you didn't. Right. I don't want to speak for you. Yeah.

Well, I think one of the things that I've come across, you know, I mean, and I don't really leave the house anymore. And I mean, if people saw what my life was like on the daily, they wouldn't be able to do it because I can sometimes not do it. It's really, really hard. But I think that the first thing that I hear from people is how did you get it? Yeah. Meaning I must have done something wrong.

Well, I think one of the things that I've come across, you know, I mean, and I don't really leave the house anymore. And I mean, if people saw what my life was like on the daily, they wouldn't be able to do it because I can sometimes not do it. It's really, really hard. But I think that the first thing that I hear from people is how did you get it? Yeah. Meaning I must have done something wrong.

Well, I think one of the things that I've come across, you know, I mean, and I don't really leave the house anymore. And I mean, if people saw what my life was like on the daily, they wouldn't be able to do it because I can sometimes not do it. It's really, really hard. But I think that the first thing that I hear from people is how did you get it? Yeah. Meaning I must have done something wrong.

Yeah. in my life to have this disease. I did it to myself. It's like I had breast cancer as well. So, oh, you must have done something, you know? And that stigma is, you know, I'm used to it now, but it was for a while, like it was so hard to swallow because... Why the F would you think that I would do something to have this? Yes. Because this is the worst thing I've ever had in my life.

Yeah. in my life to have this disease. I did it to myself. It's like I had breast cancer as well. So, oh, you must have done something, you know? And that stigma is, you know, I'm used to it now, but it was for a while, like it was so hard to swallow because... Why the F would you think that I would do something to have this? Yes. Because this is the worst thing I've ever had in my life.

Yeah. in my life to have this disease. I did it to myself. It's like I had breast cancer as well. So, oh, you must have done something, you know? And that stigma is, you know, I'm used to it now, but it was for a while, like it was so hard to swallow because... Why the F would you think that I would do something to have this? Yes. Because this is the worst thing I've ever had in my life.

It's the worst thing I've ever gone through. So do you know, you know, you know, I'm the crybaby of the two of us.

It's the worst thing I've ever gone through. So do you know, you know, you know, I'm the crybaby of the two of us.

It's the worst thing I've ever gone through. So do you know, you know, you know, I'm the crybaby of the two of us.

I'm just having a pissy day today. I'm having a bad MSC day.

I'm just having a pissy day today. I'm having a bad MSC day.

I'm just having a pissy day today. I'm having a bad MSC day.

You'd be you'd be surprised at the the cures that I get told about. Like, I have this holy water and I know it will cure your MS. I'm like, really? That's amazing. Because there's millions of us across the globe who still have it. Right. Right. I've probably, you know, done this with the holy. I mean, come on. Yeah. Come on.

You'd be you'd be surprised at the the cures that I get told about. Like, I have this holy water and I know it will cure your MS. I'm like, really? That's amazing. Because there's millions of us across the globe who still have it. Right. Right. I've probably, you know, done this with the holy. I mean, come on. Yeah. Come on.

You'd be you'd be surprised at the the cures that I get told about. Like, I have this holy water and I know it will cure your MS. I'm like, really? That's amazing. Because there's millions of us across the globe who still have it. Right. Right. I've probably, you know, done this with the holy. I mean, come on. Yeah. Come on.

It was January 2021. My mom had just been diagnosed with cancer for the third time. And there was some other stuff going on in my life. And it was a really stressful, traumatic time. And my toes started to feel numb. Just my toes. You know, like a little bit. I was still hiking. I was still playing tennis. I was still doing all the things I could do. But my toes weren't feeling right.

It was January 2021. My mom had just been diagnosed with cancer for the third time. And there was some other stuff going on in my life. And it was a really stressful, traumatic time. And my toes started to feel numb. Just my toes. You know, like a little bit. I was still hiking. I was still playing tennis. I was still doing all the things I could do. But my toes weren't feeling right.

It was January 2021. My mom had just been diagnosed with cancer for the third time. And there was some other stuff going on in my life. And it was a really stressful, traumatic time. And my toes started to feel numb. Just my toes. You know, like a little bit. I was still hiking. I was still playing tennis. I was still doing all the things I could do. But my toes weren't feeling right.