Jamie Lynn Sigler

It really is.

Yes.

Yeah.

Thank you guys.

I had so much fun.

Thank you.

So much fun.

Bye, guys.

And that's my greatest wish.

So I'm so glad to hear that.

I think I'm ready to share authentically and honestly in a way that so clearly I never have been able to before.

You know, I would be...

presented with the idea of like, would you ever want to write a book over... Once I became public with MS, so over the last 10 years, and I would always have this kind of visceral like, no, because I thought the only story that had any value to tell of my life was my journey with MS.

And while that is an important one and one that I do share, I was careful about being identified as somebody just like with MS.

But

Two years ago when it was presented to me again, I don't know, I just think I was in this place in my life where I felt really ready to just be as authentically honest as I needed to be in this memoir.

And it was this full body, yes.

And I sat down in front of my laptop and I wanted to see how I would pitch this book to publishers.

And this letter to my younger self poured out of me.

And that's when I understood what the real story here was, was giving a voice