Has MS. Still walks around on high heels more elegantly than I ever could.

When she started speaking, I was shocked and saddened.  But as she continued, I was and am inspired.  She is a powerful and beautiful human being.  Thank you Selma!

She is still rocking those heels

As a doctor , as a female and as a multiple sclerosis patient .. Thank you for raising awareness about this disease  ... I was diagnosed immediately after my final year exams in medical school  ... Stress play a major role in the onset of the disease . I know so many young beautiful highly educated women with MS , I hope we can have a cure for this condition  in the near future .

She looks like she’s 25. What a classy lady. God bless her. God help her.

She’s always been very underrated in acting and beauty

Still wearing heels  what a legend!!!

Shame on her doctors for dismissing her symptoms. It's heartbreaking.

She is ageless and just beautiful and always was inside and out. Bless you Selma.

" But I do because I love a camera" 👏😂 What a Queen.  Stay strong and keep fighting.

there’s nothing more soul destroying  than when healthcare professionals won’t believe you when you know something isn’t right with your body, bless her 💜

Your voice is shaky, but your message is clear, thank you for making people with MS feel visible.   An authentic role model for Multiple Sclerosis, and as a mom you demonstrate vulnerability and strength, the camera LOVES you ❤  Selma Blair, thank you for your honesty.  True heroine. Love Merle ❤

You'd never appreciate the gift of mobility till you lost it.

This hurts my heart, I didn’t realize it was this advanced.

My heart is broken. I had no idea she was going through this. What a terrifying thing to experience

I love how empowering she is! Her vulnerability makes her stronger, I don’t feel sorry for her but I’m proud of her and her strength

her speech gets better when she talks more

I didn't realize just how much she has been affected. I was shocked by her voice, but she was so compelling and certainly not feeling sorry for herself. She's a great role model for her son.

46!!!!???? That body! That face! Gorgeous!!! She looks the same as she did 20 years ago!!!

I also have MS... And like Selma, I also have Spasmodic Dysphonia in a flare up. Currently going through one right now. It's the strangest thing. Went to bed totally normal (well, as normal as normal can be when you have MS) and woke up speaking like someone is violently shaking me. I too was originally dismissed by doctors. I was told everything from I was "too young" to be having so many issues and be in so much pain, and all I needed was a "clean green diet", to "It's all in your head, you should see a psychiatrist." Pain disorders and other invisible illnesses are the most dismissed in the healthcare spere. And something needs to be done about it. I can't stand to even think about how many people out there are suffering in silence because NO ONE will help them or believe them.