Jamie Lynn Sigler

And then, you know, I've got to work on some great shows that are coming out this year.

And I don't know, I'm just excited to see what's to come for me.

Well, he's doing very well.

Thank you for asking.

He's in the sixth grade, just finishing it up.

He's playing baseball.

He's a happy little boy.

I was in the midst of writing this book when he got sick.

So it obviously changed my life and reshaped a lot of this.

But what that experience taught me was who I've become, like the woman I've become, the way I was able to

to advocate for him and my family and be so strong and be so available and understand his physical struggle and also be able to support him in the ways that he needed to in his recovery.

And also just the community that I've been able to cultivate over the years and being unafraid to ask for help and receive.

I mean, if I was unable to ask for help during that moment in my life, I never would have made it through.

And so it's also a love letter

to everyone in my life that has loved me and supported me and held secrets for me until I was ready to share.

Thank you.

Yes.

So, you know, much of the book is sort of me sort of imploding, right?

And these secrets and this heaviness and just sort of the years of that toll on me physically and emotionally.

And I finally, in a moment in the book, found an opportunity to have a foundation of faith and find a way for me that something that I connected to, which is something called A Course in Miracles, and finally felt tethered and strong and connected and