Jamie-Lynn Sigler's Miracle: From MS to Hope

0:00On May 2nd, Jamie Lynn Siggler, the star from the sopranos, says her son, Bo, turned her faith around big time. Nearly two years back, her 10-year-old got hit with a rare autoimmune disorder called acute disseminated encephalomyelitis. He spent 33 days in the hospital after high fevers, headaches, and severe pain left him unable to eat, talk, or walk. He even dropped 25 pounds. Her own history with multiple sclerosis gave her extra strength through it all. Diagnosed at 20 while filming the show, she hit it for 15 years until revealing it in 2016, fearing it would tank her career. Bo's words hit her hardest as he started recovering. He told her he went through the ordeal just for her so she could witness a real miracle. Folks who meet him call him the most loving kid around, and she agrees he's living proof of hope. Now she's dropping a memoir, called, and so it is, sharing how pain didn't break her, but set her free. Her battles with MS, and even a near-death sepsis, scare after surgery in India, built her

1:02resilient. Siggler's story reminds us surrender and support can heal deep wounds, turning trials into triumphs for her whole family, entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending.