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Selma Blair's infamous 2016 airplane meltdown is being viewed in a new light after her candid Now, the actress knows something she didn't then: She was living with the debilitating disease known as MS.

I'll get on the proper food-vitamin [routine]. I've always had a lazy eye, so 'what's the big deal if it goes blind one day?' My muscles in my face and neck are in spasm. ... in which the muscles a person uses to speak are affected and can go into spasm and create difficulty talking.

I am human.' I recover.”“My neurologist told me, ‘No, this will bring a lot of awareness because no one has the energy to talk when they’re in a flareup,’” she told “Good Morning America,” adding, “But I do, because I love a camera.”Get Carolina A. Miranda's weekly newsletter for what's happening, plus openings, critics' picks and more.

Or so tight I can’t even find a way to stretch.

"Looking back, I would've asked for an MRI," she told Dr. Angus. Excellent reassurance. Why would I put this horrible drug in it? Selma Blair is crying out for help as her battle with multiple sclerosis continues to consume her with pain and fear.In a lengthy and emotional message shared on Instagram Tuesday, the “American Crime Story” actress opened up about the extreme mental and physical challenges she’s facing as a result of the autoimmune disease. Chemotherapy? 2.3m Followers, 2,661 Following, 890 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Selma Blair (@selmablair) "I was done.

I just felt worse and worse. Despite her debilitating symptoms, Blair still managed to express some optimism on Tuesday about her progress.“I am not killed by it.

I burned all the time. "I haven't talked about it much yet 'cause I've been wanting to show everyone that the proof is in the pudding, but my pudding is still kind of scrambled," explained Blair, "I had no intention of doing [the stem cell transplant]," she went on. I am in a slow time. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.All the Stars Who Showed Up to the 2019 Race to Erase MS Event

You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io Turn on browser notifications "She was travelling on an airplane with her child and everyone was saying she was badly drunk and 'what a bad mother.' I thought it was postpartum depression, and I went on antidepressants and got my life [together]. I felt, 'Oh, we'll take care of it.' “I am really happy that you are all here and that I get this chance to speak for so many people who don’t get a chance to speak.”Shouts of “You’re amazing,” “You’re awesome” and “You’re unreal” greeted Selma Blair during her impromptu remarks from onstage at Friday’s Race to Erase MS gala. Totally. This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors. On the ground stretching. 100 Arrested in Overnight Chicago Unrest, Looting After Officer-Involved ShootingSimon Cowell Speaks Out After Breaking Back in E-Bike Accident 11:59 AM PST, February 27, 2019 - Inside Edition Staff Selma Blair's Airplane Meltdown Viewed With New Eyes After Revealing Interview on MSActress Selma Blair Describes What It’s like to Live With Multiple Sclerosis Among the voices lifting her up was Sharon Osbourne, who on "The Talk" said that she had been wrong to assume what was going on in Blair's life during the airplane incident.

Selma Blair kept asking herself why she didn’t just hit James Toback and run out of the room. "I just didn't ask for that simple tool, and no one thought to give it to me. Women's Health may earn commission from the links on this page, but we only feature products we believe in.

And my doctor would see me dragging my leg in, and I'd laugh about it, like, 'I guess I pinched a nerve! Blair's been candid about her journey with the chronic disease since Dr. Angus revealed Blair recently "went through one of the most aggressive and almost barbaric treatments we have in medicine" -- a stem cell transplant -- which he explained was "aggressive chemotherapy to, in a sense, reset [her] own immune system. Thank you all for being the biggest loves. I feel sick,” she wrote on Instagram. “That’s great news. I just didn't wanna fall!" Korin Miller is a freelance writer specializing in general wellness, sexual health and relationships, and lifestyle trends, with work appearing in Men’s Health, Women’s Health, Self, Glamour, and more. On Thursday, the actress joined Dr. Mehmet Oz and Time 100 health summit co-chair Dr. David Angus for a panel titled "Searching for a Cure: A Patient's View." You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.