Christina Applegate MS

Christina Applegate says she hopes people can "get past" what she feels are noticeable changes in the last season due to her multiple sclerosis.

"But I have been so supported by people that I know who also have this condition." Jen Harding (Applegate) then corrects to "have each other." The trailer suggests Judy is about to be discovered as the hit-and-run driver who killed Jen's husband. "I’m sure that people are going to be, like, 'I can’t get past it.'" She used a wheelchair to get around set and even had crew members hold her legs up from the floor during some standing scenes, according to the NYT. 17, was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and Applegate's diagnosis.

Christina Applegate opened up about returning to 'Dead to Me' after being diagnosed with MS in 2021, telling the New York Times that she'd “never” accept ...

“And there is no better.” Applegate said she took the time to grieve and “process my loss of my life, my loss of that part of me.” But, she added, that doesn’t mean she is at peace with her MS. Last week, she shared a photo of her new walking sticks on Twitter, telling fans that she was preparing for her “first time out since diagnosed with MS.” “There was a sense of, ‘Well, let’s get her some medicine so she can get better,’” she said. “I wish I had paid attention,” she said. “But who was I to know?” [tweet last August](https://twitter.com/1capplegate/status/1424982406180704259), telling fans, “A few months ago, I was diagnosed with MS.

The actress was diagnosed with the chronic autoimmune disease in 2021.

My life is changed forever." Which is hard." Blair published a memoir that delves into her illness, titled "Mean Baby," earlier this year. Applegate recalls feeling off-balance while filming her Emmy-nominated Netflix series, "Dead To Me," and struggling during a tennis match before receiving an official diagnosis while on the set of her show. "I put on 40 pounds; I can't walk without a cane. "And there is no better.

Photos of Christina Applegate on the set of her hit Netflix series Dead To Me show the health struggles the actress is dealing with since her diagnosis with ...

I want people to know that I am very aware of all of that,” she told the outlet, explaining that she was resolved to finish filming Dead To Me despite her health difficulties. We’re going to do it, but we’re going to do it on my terms,’” she said. She said she was unable to walk without a cane and needed to have “her legs held up” by crew members. “This will be my first time out since [being] diagnosed with MS. “There is no better.” “This is the first time anyone’s going to see me the way I am.