Selma Blair describes the moment she received her multiple sclerosis diagnosis

1. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 I love Selma's perseverance and her sense of humor. Stay strong and keep pushing. You are inspiration to many!!!!

2. Absolutely beautiful strong hearted I wish the world on Selma that as strong as she is spiritually that she will overcome any challenge that is presented in her future… I would give the world to see her in person and let her know that as a man you made me spiritually stronger see her go Thu every obstacle and over come it… We all love you Selma and we think the world of you… Bless you and your son and your entire family

3. She’s incredible

4. My neighbor has ms, and now they're thinking her husband may have it… horrible, please stay strong, Selma.. you're beautiful and loved.

5. I had a crush on her when I saw her in Hellboy for the first time, saw the documentary on her struggle last night and I cried my eyes out, what an amazing strong woman🙏💪

6. 😔 🙏

7. This is so sad with so many actresses getting M.S. Most likely because Hollywood was built on a garbage dump.

8. 💜💜💜

9. Hi Selma,

   I came across your story on youtube and felt compelled to write to you. I want to share some information with you that I hope helps you in your fight to overcome your disease.

   I have incurable cancer and have been fighting the cancer for the last 15 years. I started studying everything I could get my hands on to improve my health. I was an avid cyclist before getting cancer, and was in great shape. The chemo treatments turned me into a weak and sickly 50 year old that looked like I was 65 or 70.

   The key piece of information I want to share is about a drug named Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN). I discovered the drug during research to try to slow down my cancer. LDN is an extremely inexpensive drug, which is why doctors in the U.S. do not prescribe it, even though it works better for autoimmune disease, cancer, and depression than most drugs and has very few side effects.

   Western Medicine doctors are great for surgery and some diagnostics, but we are way behind and backwards when it comes to treating chronic diseases, like autoimmune disease (and our cancer treatments are barbaric and not too effective).

   During my research on LDN, I also discovered that LDN is extremely effective for other conditions, especially for autoimmune diseases. In fact, LDN is used world-wide for many autoimmune diseases, and for other conditions, like depression and cancer (I believe it helps keep my cancer in check, and it certainly relieves my depression).

   Here is a link to an interview with a woman that was diagnosed with MS (if the link is not active just paste it into your browser).
   https://ldnresearchtrust.org/gretchen-us-shares-her-tumefactive-multiple-sclerosis-ms-low-dose-naltrexone-ldn-journey.

   She started having balance issues, and an MRI revealed a big brain lesion. They did a brain biopsy, and was diagnosed with Tumefactive MS. They started her on high-dose steroids with limited effect, and added Rituxin, a chemo drug which was damaging her immune system (one of the drugs I had for my cancer).

   The woman (named Gretchen), discovered LDN, started taking the recommended dose, and started noticing improvement within days.

   "I noticed improvements within days. And at that time I have very bad
   spasticity, and I had extreme, terrible, terrible pain in my left arm.
   My left bicep. I couldn't even straighten my arm out without just
   excruciating pain. I mean, it was so my worst symptom at the time.
   And soon I realized my pain was gone with the LDN and I was thrilled."

   It also relieved her pain in general and removed her heat intollerance.
   She (Gretchen) started a Facebook group named Tumefactive Multiple Sclerosis ms.

   Here is a link to the LDN Research Trust organization.
   https://ldnresearchtrust.org/

   They are one of the world's best resources for patients that want to learn about LDN, including what it is, how to use it, the benefits, how to get a prescription, and much more. You can purchase the "The LDN Book", which tells you all about this amazing drug, and what it can do for you.

   You are a beautiful and strong young woman and I hope you improve daily and recover your life. You have to do the research yourself, but I think if you read Gretchen's interview and other testimonials about LDN, you will be convinced to give it a try.

   Note: I do not sell LDN or have any relationship with any drug companies or doctors. One of the only things in life that brings me pleasure is trying to help others that are suffering from terrible diseases.

   Sincerely,
   D.

10. So often, Things get dismissed by professionals. Sad…Finding a Dr. That really cares enough to dig beyond what they can see with their eyes / family medical history is really a blessing.

11. A beautiful courageous woman

12. I just want to give her a hug she seems very sweet

13. Sad

14. I've just been diagnosed today with the same type of MS today. I suspected MS and watched this a little while ago but it's different to actually having a diagnosis. This is very inspirational.

15. I live with ms everyday and I really admire her.

16. I could never walk in high hills as she's in this video 🙀🙏💕

17. Robin Givens is excellent …. so compassionate.

18. Beautiful ❤️

19. Dis isnt funny so all yall white Supremacist trolls can go kick Rocks 4 realz

20. The thing about what you did is bring awareness to how powerful you can be with your own diagnosis doctors don't know what we're going through is up to us to tell them so that they can be aware that we notice things about our body. This will teach other people to stay steadfast and explain what is wrong with them so that doctors can take notes and pay attention to what we feel and what is going on with us. I love you and hope that you will be around long time so that you can see your son grow up and have his own family. Stay strong beautiful!

21. Hi Selma my name is Mary Okafo I have a sister with special needs. I am so happy and proud of you for what you are doing for the world! You are such an inspiration and you make me so proud to be a woman. People are so afraid of diseases we need to have more awareness of what makes this happen to people you are the person that can bring this to the Forefront.

22. I have Ms now I'm crying I don't know for her or for myself

23. I have Multiple sclerosis…

24. Come to Jesus Selma, He is the Divine Doctor for your soul

25. Powerful story. I'm glad she is sharing her story to be an inspiration for others. God Bless you, Selma!

26. Selma u have a beautiful soul and spirit. U r such a wonderful person!

27. Modern freakshow.

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