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Christina Applegate shares recovery video after hospitalization

Christina Applegate posted a video on social media revealing she is getting stronger after a hospital stay in March.

Christina Applegate has shared a video update on her recovery. Applegate was hospitalised in March.

The actress was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2021. The clip shows her smiling with new blonde hair.

"Health issues are a constant for me, but I'm a strong chick and I'm getting stronger and better every day," she wrote in April. Applegate released her memoir You with the Sad Eyes before the hospitalisation.

It detailed her five-decade acting career and private battle with MS and breast cancer. The Emmy-winning actress was filming Netflix's Dead to Me when diagnosed.

She shares her ongoing journey with her 15-year-old daughter, Sadie.

2021
MS diagnosis
Sadie, 15
Daughter
Emmy-winning actress
Emmy awards
Five decades
Career span

Why it mattersApplegate's openness about MS challenges and recovery helps others understand the condition and its impact on daily life and career.

AustraliaAn American actress widely known in Australia. Her willingness to share her health battle publicly influences how Australians view and discuss multiple sclerosis.

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