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Sigler Admits 'No Fight Left' Amid MS Battle
29 Sep
Summary
- Sigler is taking her multiple sclerosis battle day by day.
- She admits to not having much energy or motivation currently.
- Sigler feels it's okay to not be a 'perfect patient' or 'warrior'.
Actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler is openly discussing her ongoing journey with multiple sclerosis, revealing that she feels a significant lack of energy and motivation at present. In a recent episode of her podcast, Sigler shared that she is "taking it day by day" and does not have "a lot of fight in me right now." She is prioritizing self-compassion, giving herself permission to not be a "warrior" or a "perfect patient," but rather a human who is tired and uninspired.
Sigler, who was diagnosed with MS in 2001, has had years where she actively pushed through her symptoms. However, she acknowledges that her current capacity is different, and she is choosing to accept this phase. She recently appeared on Grey's Anatomy in a role created for her, portraying a urologist living with MS, marking a significant moment in her career and advocacy.
