Selma Blair opens up about journey to recovery from MS treatment l GMA

The actress, who is releasing a new documentary this week titled “Introducing, Selma Blair,” received an experimental treatment for multiple sclerosis.

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[freply]

She's almost 50 and she is stunning! Doesn't look a day over 35.

[heatherhaack]

I have MS too, watching the way she struggles makes me cry. It's harder than people think. I'm so glad she's doing better than she was.

[Mawea]

Her struggle brought me to tears. It definitely is a reminder never to complain about life when we’re healthy.

[Tetheas]

I have SO MUCH respect for her for being not only willing, but adamant about showing a genuine picture of what MS looks like. Like she said, visibility is so important. So beautiful!

[jstratus]

The strength of this woman is incredible God bless her.

[dbak]

It's' not about her being famous as much as it is about showing her humanity in the face of adversity. May she be blessed with a long healthy life.

[tigerlilly]

She IS FREAKING ROCK STAR FOR BEING SO TRANSPARENT. GOD BLESS HER.

[ivettesantana]

She looks way better than in last year's interview. I hope her story triggers more research into MS

[KimSearch]

As a woman who’s been battling chronic pain for 26 years, Selma is an inspiration! She has such a better attitude than I do, and her illness is so much more serious. Selma is one brave lady and she gives me hope! I wish her as much healing as possible! She’s absolutely gorgeous! Inside and out!

[motheroats]

Disabled people deserve to share these stories. I’m disabled and this was incredibly validating. You go Selma! Thank you for helping our community!

[ascent]

She looks well and she’s talking so much better.

[carmensantana]

She is so brave to show the reality of this disease.

[Elizabeth.F.]

She's so beautiful and inspiring. God bless her.

[shru]

She looks badass with that stick and that haircut. More power to you, girl!

[jonathancineus]

This is so sad and heartbreaking, yet it’s inspiring and strong. I care more about her story than her acting.

[beachkatz]

Always love to see Selma she’s such a beautiful soul and so strong to show her real self, I certainly hope she does more movies in the future.

[robynschwebe]

She really shows priorities in life, and the priorities she's choosing. I really appreciate her comments about people with chronic illnesses and chronic injuries. Thanks Selma!

[jennynesheim]

She’s so beautiful, she looks healthy, thankful for you sharing your story.

[maniemar]

Not everyone is blessed with Stemcell treatment bc of cost and insurance denials. I'm happy for her improvements however, I would like to see and hear them advocate for insurance approval nationwide

[uliseki]

I was diagnosed with MS in 2021, I almost lost my complete eyesight, still can’t see very well. Walking without a stick has become impossible for me, too. This disease is so scary and different for each single person. It gives me strength to see people like her! Never give up, even if there is no cure .