Jamie Lynn Sigler

Thank you.

And I just started crying.

I said, thank you.

That's important for me to know too.

I need to see another woman my age that walks like me, that talks like me, that's in this struggle with me.

I get just as much from it.

And it's also...

It feels like part of my purpose and part of why I'm here and doing this.

When Edie Falco finished my book, she called me and she said, I hate the things that you've been through, but I'd like to think that you've been given this journey for a reason because of the way that you are willing to share.

And I believe her.

No, and it's no one's fault, right?

It's kind of the world that we come into, but I think the more that we use our voices, the more that we share in our vulnerability and our truth, the more that we can dismantle that.

No, my husband's favorite thing to tell me all the time is your story isn't over yet.

And it's the thing that I will tell everyone all the time because you never know what's around the corner.

But I think for the first time in my life, I don't feel afraid because I feel so loved and supported.

And a lot of that proof to me came through struggle.

And painful moments in my life.

But, you know, I find gratitude for all of it.

And I feel kind of brand new.

I feel like I'm facing the world in a way that I always dreamed I could.