*Can we actually appreciate all of the photographers being super supportive of her and encouraging and respect Selma when she took her time to walk to the next spot?*
@@universegivemefaithintheun2574 If that is her manager, may his support for his client bring him TONS of future business. I'd want a person that kind and caring around me if I was a Star!
This is the first time I’ve seen paps be completely respectful towards someone like this. She was overwhelmed and I’m so glad they treated her with respect and the dignity she deserves
Couldn’t have said it better🙌🏽She’s a Warrior, that’s so true. I’m not that, you know, celebrity lover who constantly follows everything about some famous person, but Selma...I loved her for years, since I was a kid and I stole my sister’s vintage Italian Vogue with her on the cover. And now looking at her is pretty hard, but at the same time I’m proud of how passionate she is at her battle and her interview with Ms Roberts shows us a brave girl, loving person, vulnerable but strong. Really strong. And so beautiful. I really, really hope she’ll be fine🤞🏽
I was recently diagnosed with MS, and I can imagine what she was feeling with the lights, shouting and unsteady feet. Much love to Selma for sharing her journey, I know it is not easy. ❤❤
@@mizzhllywd yes...yes it does...colours/colors...motion/shouting/on top of walking while trying to keep balance to do so. I was diagnosed in April of 2012. Used a walker and cane for most of 2012/2013. Spent most of 2013 in hospital. It's tough watching her walk and try and stand without being "wobbly" even with the cane. I remember those days too well. Thankful she has such great support...she'll need it. Many with MS don't have that support.
I know why she cried, I've been in that situation. Back to normal from hell. Even it took her a lot of strength to decide to go there, I think it was amazing to be there.
As someone who has MS and was 19 yrs old with a walker because it was hard for me to walk.. I thank her for making MS more known and shining like a star on the carpet. Thank you Selma and sending much love from the MS community 🧡
wow, i cried for her when she broke down. i am so glad the photogs all were classy and didnt snap when she cried. trying to make an ugly story. she is beautiful, and i know this was so heartbreaking for her. knowing that this may be the last time she can walk a stage again. i feel badly for anyone with this horrible disease...
I also appreciated that when she walked and or needed to re stabilize from a little wobble, there was not a lot of snapping then either. They waited for her to be posing.
This still hurts me and inspires me at the same time. The fact that even the photographers stopped photographing when she was crying showed them having compassion.
I have mad respect for the press here. I’m calling y’all Mamarazzi for encouraging this amazing human being who had the courage to make this entrance. Have been a fan of Selma’s for years. When the cameras stopped to give her time to walk and appreciate the moment, I almost cried.
Makes me not want to take anything for granted! Not gonna lie really did something to me to see her like this! I am sure this is hard for her as it would for anyone. Rooting for you! They say women are stronger than men when it comes to real big situations like this and I fully believe it. I would break down! So I really salute her!
She looked so bad ass in the pictures that I never thought her mobility was this reduced and it was this hard for her. I hope she does get better and her condition improves. She's a fighter.
I have high hope for her! I was diagnosed 11 years ago with MS and I was a terrible mess. Could barely walk with 2 canes (I refused to have a walker) and use my hands (could barely write and eat by myself). As of today I go for 6-8km walks on the regular and I write and draw without any problems. Selma mostly needs to figure out how to tone down the flare up. She's been fighting this disease since years (since the birth of her son) without knowing what was happening, so now that she know I give her a year or two of learning how to deal with the illness and she'll see her health improve a LOT. ♥
I don't think I've ever seen the press be more respectful. Notice when she breaks down how the stop taking pictures and wait for her to regain her strength. They then cheer and continue with the pro that she is. 😭❤️👍
Absolutely beautiful. Speaking as someone with MS it's an incredibly hard illness to deal with and it took a lot of strength and energy for her to be able to attend. I'm glad she is bringing awareness to this awful disease.
@@lulzakur5217 a form of brain inflammation.. it can be geneticall but not necessary to be either. The inflammation can be spread down to the bone marrow and causes symptoms to arms or legs to be weakened or not move it at all. I have been diagnosed with it recently too and my condition isn't as bad as hers, tho I have lost strength on my legs twice in short time of gap n had to be supported with a crain. Muscle stiffnes on your back n waist is common too.. many suffers from joint pain but I haven't. Working out or being physical active can prevent from getting pains. But then again everyones experience is a bit different n it matters how early u can get diagnosed n get treatment
Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease that attacks the central nervous system. It affects the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves. Symptoms range widely. In milder cases, there may be numbness in the limbs. Severe cases may involve paralysis or vision loss. It is not possible to predict how multiple sclerosis (MS) will progress in any individual. Over 400,000 people in the United States (U.S.) have MS, and around 10,000 new cases are diagnosed each year. It is two to three times more common in women than in men, and diagnosis usually occurs between the ages of 20 and 50 years.
My mother was diagnosed with MS in 2001 and has almost lost her ability to walk. I recently came across Selma again on Instagram, I had no idea she was diagnosed with MS as well. When I saw this video I cried because I know how hard this was for her. She is an inspiration ❤️ love you Selma!!
I’m so sorry about your mother’s illness. My mother and I have Lupus, which is in the same family of illnesses. I’m never happy for anyone to suffer from an illness, BUT, I’m glad there are some celebs that are ill and being forthcoming about it. People are less likely to think you’re lying or wanting attention or are just a whiner or drug seeker if it’s normalized, if they see people do in fact struggle with their health in these ways, that sometimes they can be triumphant in their fight (at a great cost afterward), and that it does actually impact real people all the time. My best to you and your family.
I admire her strength and I admire that the photographers gave her the time to be emotional without snapping away. I’m a photographer and knowing when to stop taking photos is professional.
What a moving moment, from seeing Selma Blair's determination and vulnerability, her manager's compassion, and the photographers' restraint and encouragement when she needed a moment. Just beautiful all around.
My mother was diagnosed with MS when I was about 8 year old and she has been battling with it for over 18 years. It's been very hard to watch her lose the ability to walk and struggle with everyday tasks. I'm so grateful Selma Blair is bringing awareness to this unpredictable disease. The video brought so many tears to my eyes, some of sadness but mostly tears of happiness. Her strength and bravery are so admirable and I wish her, and anyone else battling with MS, all the strength and love in the world. Looking forward to the day a cure is found for it. ♥♥
@@Mbeepyd I saw her on CBS Sunday Morning and she said she was in a flair up of the MS and her doctor told her her speech would stablize in remission. Is this what MS does, ebb and flow? Sorry to be so ignorant.
Bless her... how gorgeous and brave. I never though she was that affected by MS already.. all my love and respecto to those suffering with this. ❤️ she said the doctors gave her hope of some improvement.
I truly hope that all those photographers/paparazzi are able to see all of our comments and realize that we can literally see & feel their compassion and attentiveness captured in the moment!... They were all so respectful, polite and supportive to Selma and her this very special night for her!... The pictures turned out AMAZING!... Thank you for capturing such a beautiful moment for such a wonderful woman!... 👍
I have so much respect for Selma, be strong, be courageous and be happy. Love you . ❤️ My aunt passed away over 30 years ago with MS. She was always strong and happy. We always had so much fun with her. She always made us laugh. I miss her so much.
In her strength and her grace in the face of a debilitating illness makes her more beautiful than I’ve ever seen her. I was in love with a woman just like her years ago, one whom had a physical disability but doesn’t let it stop her from being totally awesome, a woman with whom I am still friends with, so I recognize that kind of courage and risk-taking. Bravo, Selma. Tears and all, you owned that moment baby. That courage makes you all the more attractive.
When Beautiful souls are diagnosed with terrible health ailments, they radiate a light where it touches every human being. We are all living together and have to help each other. She is truly beautiful and needs to know that.
I have never seen so much respect when she broke down Such a beautiful moment when photographers respect Selma when she broke down I was in floods Selma I love you xx
I have fallen in love with the guy who has MS. And as soon as we started talking he let me know that. And I started to love him more and after watched this my love for him increased 1000 times. This is the best decision that I have ever made. I love you Salma. She's just gorgeous lead.
Everything about this makes me happy seems being strong that wonderful man who helped her and those photographers being patient and supportive faith in humanity has been restored 💖
Beautiful and courageous, young lady. It’s refreshing and wonderful to see the patience, empathy and gentleness, her manager demonstrated towards her that day. 💖
I am glad she came out about this.She looks beautiful. I teared up a second there watching her don't do that easily.I have a very dear friend who's dealing with the same condition.Why don't doctors listen.She's gone to the best including Stanford and they discounted her claims at first. They assumed she was over exaggerating. I had a major a condition that required surgery falling all the time and doctors still thought all I needed was a pain psychologist instead of admitting they didn't know what was wrong.Including Stanford who thought I needed more P.T. My doc. now said that was the worst thing I could have done.Wasted a lot of my own savings going down to Stanford from NV and my time. Finally with another locally MRI a doctor said I needed surgery now,unbelievable.I plan on confronting those doctors too as soon as I heal a little more.I am glad she's fighting. Not self medicating not taking this lightly and finding the right doctor who listened.
1. She cried. 2. Shes wearing a colored cape type dress. 3. Shes at said event. Yes. It is so odd that the title gives basically an exact description of what is happening in the video.
My goodness i just love this women. And to all those who have this disease please stay strong . i dont usually jump on these hashtags but....#msstrong you beautiful people.
She is so beautiful.... witnessing her silent courage and strength is so stunning even from this perspective, so no doubt to have been there to witness her presence at that moment must have been so powerful... thank you for sharing this video.
That’s a warrior right there. I’m very close to Selma’s age, with an adolescent kiddo and managing a different but severe, chronic condition. Seeing her walk this carpet, rocking her cane - it makes me feel more confident to use mine in public on bad balance days.
She looks so gorgeous and youthful. I was like dang, what happened, last time I saw her she was looking just fine and now she is having this illness. Suddenly tears roll down my eyes without me realizing, as I get reminded life is hard and we won't know what could happen to us all in the future. Get well Selma.
This is so incredibly sweet. I really wish they would treat all celebrities with this kind of respect. It was so touching how they allowed her the time and space she needed and encouraged her so they could both get the best photos possible. That being said, I LOVE HER LOOK. She looks amazing. I'm so proud of her
*Can we actually appreciate all of the photographers being super supportive of her and encouraging and respect Selma when she took her time to walk to the next spot?*
I ♥️ Parapazzi
Yes everyone was nice with her!
The only time I’ve ever seen them be respectful, it made me very happy. But I def noticed.
When she started crying there wasn't one camera click.
@@Kingiwingi8713 soooooo sad
Who was that wonderful man with her? He was a constant yet unobtrusive support for her, and I was so touched by his empathetic tears.
Not 100% but I think he was her manager.
A lot of actresses and musicians are close with their hairdresser or makeup artist.
@@universegivemefaithintheun2574 If that is her manager, may his support for his client bring him TONS of future business. I'd want a person that kind and caring around me if I was a Star!
He is Troy Nankin
, her former publicist and now, her manager.
@@universegivemefaithintheun2574 thank you i will what an amazing manger i may be wrong but not many mangers would go above and beyond like this.
A shout out to the media, showing her the respect she has earned.
Also that one person appreciating her highlighter by saying: that highlighter tho😂
stfu
This is the first time I’ve seen paps be completely respectful towards someone like this. She was overwhelmed and I’m so glad they treated her with respect and the dignity she deserves
These people weren't paparazzis. They're professional photographers invited to the event. Not the same... species, if you know what I mean.
She is my new idol such a warrior .. she broke down and immediately picked herself up and worked that red carpet like the pro she is
Same. She's incredible.
Couldn’t have said it better🙌🏽She’s a Warrior, that’s so true. I’m not that, you know, celebrity lover who constantly follows everything about some famous person, but Selma...I loved her for years, since I was a kid and I stole my sister’s vintage Italian Vogue with her on the cover. And now looking at her is pretty hard, but at the same time I’m proud of how passionate she is at her battle and her interview with Ms Roberts shows us a brave girl, loving person, vulnerable but strong. Really strong. And so beautiful. I really, really hope she’ll be fine🤞🏽
Couldn’t agree more. Wonderful, graceful and elegant warrior looking directly in the face of a major battle.
Amen to that
Why did she cry? And why does she have a cane?
what a strong woman.
Whats the matter with her ?
@@scottishsuzuki8132 she has M S.MULTIPLE. SCLEROSIS.
She is very beautiful and strong! 😉😁😍😍😍🤗🤗
Exactly what I was going to say. She’s so inspirational, and she looks beautiful. Her beauty is enhanced by her strength.
@@lndsyvghnbubert She looks like a queen. A warrior queen is more like it.🤩
I was recently diagnosed with MS, and I can imagine what she was feeling with the lights, shouting and unsteady feet. Much love to Selma for sharing her journey, I know it is not easy. ❤❤
Liz Stacy ❤️❤️❤️
Do noise and light affect you?
@@mizzhllywd yes...yes it does...colours/colors...motion/shouting/on top of walking while trying to keep balance to do so. I was diagnosed in April of 2012. Used a walker and cane for most of 2012/2013. Spent most of 2013 in hospital. It's tough watching her walk and try and stand without being "wobbly" even with the cane. I remember those days too well. Thankful she has such great support...she'll need it. Many with MS don't have that support.
@@nizzlejr usually everybody's symptoms are different. I know someone who is bothered by cold whether, and someone else bothered by hot weather.
Much love to yourself Liz Stacy.
She's so brave and she looked beautiful.
She did look stunning. That dress was amazing.
She's brave to wear that dress that although gorgeous, looks like it would be a bit of a tripping hazard.
She's very pretty
That's a lie.
@@goliaboi LOL well they are both opinions so not lies.
I know that was very difficult for her. I'm glad she came. #MSstrong
That's what he said.
@@sayantansen2103 that was what SHE said.
@@Diegosanchez-lw8ij boom roasted
Agreed and also hot bicep stud!
I know why she cried, I've been in that situation. Back to normal from hell. Even it took her a lot of strength to decide to go there, I think it was amazing to be there.
As someone who has MS and was 19 yrs old with a walker because it was hard for me to walk.. I thank her for making MS more known and shining like a star on the carpet. Thank you Selma and sending much love from the MS community 🧡
rhon715 thank you so much 😊
Im a french girl with MS i send your love and support 😘
My mother had MS. I remember walking with her at age 5. She had her cane.. Praying for you, be strong.
wow, i cried for her when she broke down. i am so glad the photogs all were classy and didnt snap when she cried. trying to make an ugly story. she is beautiful, and i know this was so heartbreaking for her. knowing that this may be the last time she can walk a stage again. i feel badly for anyone with this horrible disease...
I have two cousins, both moms, both fighting this fight for many years. My respect for Everyone who suffers from this horrible disease.
I also appreciated that when she walked and or needed to re stabilize from a little wobble, there was not a lot of snapping then either. They waited for her to be posing.
@@blondambition1223 yes, they were very kind to her. thankfully so.
No it was filmed and put on youtube.
🤔
@@JG-sherminator i guess i didnt notice... pigs!
This still hurts me and inspires me at the same time. The fact that even the photographers stopped photographing when she was crying showed them having compassion.
I have mad respect for the press here. I’m calling y’all Mamarazzi for encouraging this amazing human being who had the courage to make this entrance. Have been a fan of Selma’s for years. When the cameras stopped to give her time to walk and appreciate the moment, I almost cried.
bschlem love it! Mamarazzi! Cause us mamas are all about the encouragement ☺️☺️
Makes me not want to take anything for granted! Not gonna lie really did something to me to see her like this! I am sure this is hard for her as it would for anyone. Rooting for you! They say women are stronger than men when it comes to real big situations like this and I fully believe it. I would break down! So I really salute her!
I know I would too.
Well said Damon
I felt the same way.
What a kind thing to say :)
Your comment made me cry just as much as the video!! Thank you!! You're amazing!!
That dress is so beautiful. Wow she looks gorgeous. Love her as a blonde.
Yah its so so beauriful dress and on her its stunning!!
She looked so bad ass in the pictures that I never thought her mobility was this reduced and it was this hard for her.
I hope she does get better and her condition improves. She's a fighter.
If she has the relapsing/remitting form of MS she could be in a flare up right now. They come and go, but as time goes on they tend to get worse.
I have high hope for her! I was diagnosed 11 years ago with MS and I was a terrible mess. Could barely walk with 2 canes (I refused to have a walker) and use my hands (could barely write and eat by myself). As of today I go for 6-8km walks on the regular and I write and draw without any problems. Selma mostly needs to figure out how to tone down the flare up. She's been fighting this disease since years (since the birth of her son) without knowing what was happening, so now that she know I give her a year or two of learning how to deal with the illness and she'll see her health improve a LOT. ♥
Dani ms is a long lasting disease that affects the spinal cord, Brain and optical nerves in the eyes. I don’t think it will get better
@@kylie9687 please research a disease before you explain it to people.
I don't think I've ever seen the press be more respectful. Notice when she breaks down how the stop taking pictures and wait for her to regain her strength. They then cheer and continue with the pro that she is. 😭❤️👍
Damn, she's fierce.
Absolutely beautiful. Speaking as someone with MS it's an incredibly hard illness to deal with and it took a lot of strength and energy for her to be able to attend. I'm glad she is bringing awareness to this awful disease.
What is MS?
lulz akur Google it 👍🏼
@@lulzakur5217 a form of brain inflammation.. it can be geneticall but not necessary to be either. The inflammation can be spread down to the bone marrow and causes symptoms to arms or legs to be weakened or not move it at all. I have been diagnosed with it recently too and my condition isn't as bad as hers, tho I have lost strength on my legs twice in short time of gap n had to be supported with a crain. Muscle stiffnes on your back n waist is common too.. many suffers from joint pain but I haven't. Working out or being physical active can prevent from getting pains. But then again everyones experience is a bit different n it matters how early u can get diagnosed n get treatment
Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease that attacks the central nervous system. It affects the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves.
Symptoms range widely. In milder cases, there may be numbness in the limbs. Severe cases may involve paralysis or vision loss.
It is not possible to predict how multiple sclerosis (MS) will progress in any individual.
Over 400,000 people in the United States (U.S.) have MS, and around 10,000 new cases are diagnosed each year.
It is two to three times more common in women than in men, and diagnosis usually occurs between the ages of 20 and 50 years.
My mother was diagnosed with MS in 2001 and has almost lost her ability to walk. I recently came across Selma again on Instagram, I had no idea she was diagnosed with MS as well. When I saw this video I cried because I know how hard this was for her. She is an inspiration ❤️ love you Selma!!
Skrelpy Kelp thank you for sharing🙌🏽
There Is a Coimbra Protocol to MS, you can google it, and it has excellent results. The Coimbra Protocol Is for autoinmune dissease
I’m so sorry about your mother’s illness. My mother and I have Lupus, which is in the same family of illnesses. I’m never happy for anyone to suffer from an illness, BUT, I’m glad there are some celebs that are ill and being forthcoming about it. People are less likely to think you’re lying or wanting attention or are just a whiner or drug seeker if it’s normalized, if they see people do in fact struggle with their health in these ways, that sometimes they can be triumphant in their fight (at a great cost afterward), and that it does actually impact real people all the time.
My best to you and your family.
whats ms
I cried too.
I admire her strength and I admire that the photographers gave her the time to be emotional without snapping away. I’m a photographer and knowing when to stop taking photos is professional.
I adore her for this. She's giving so many people strength. What a soul!
Nice seeing the press acting this respectful
This got me tears, I don’t know if it’s of sadness or happiness to see her being so vulnerable, strong and brave at the same time. Love you Selma ❤️
I was diagnosed last year at 33 I know how she feels and bravo to her for being so strong!!! She is beautiful for sure
Best to you C.
You should congratulate yourself too hun.Lots of love and i hope your journey will be a mild one x
Wow thanks everybody !! You are all so supportive and awesome . Thanks for the well wishes and I will stay positive also 💖💖💖
I have MS too, so I know how she feels. She's gorgeous!!! And SO brave!!! Sending all my love!!! 💕💕💕
Michelle Sánchez ❤️❤️❤️
❤❤❤❤❤ me too ...
Michelle Sánchez So sorry to hear, its a shame that we have so many diseases. I wish everyone could live their best life healthy
whats ms
She’s absolutely stunning. I’m sure it took so much courage to be there. I pray that she will be healed.
Easily the best dress of the show. She looks amazing.
Oh yes!!!! The dress was mesmerizing. Technicolor old movie dress. 😍
The first time ever that I see photographers being nice! 😲
I am happy for her
I cried. Watching her struggle was hard to see. The last time I saw her, she was a bendable little gymnast in Cruel Intentions.
this is what a rock star goddess looks like! In love.
She`s so brave and beautiful. I admire her. My husband has MS, and I know how difficult it is to take every single step.
What a moving moment, from seeing Selma Blair's determination and vulnerability, her manager's compassion, and the photographers' restraint and encouragement when she needed a moment. Just beautiful all around.
My mother was diagnosed with MS when I was about 8 year old and she has been battling with it for over 18 years. It's been very hard to watch her lose the ability to walk and struggle with everyday tasks. I'm so grateful Selma Blair is bringing awareness to this unpredictable disease. The video brought so many tears to my eyes, some of sadness but mostly tears of happiness. Her strength and bravery are so admirable and I wish her, and anyone else battling with MS, all the strength and love in the world. Looking forward to the day a cure is found for it. ♥♥
"it took so much to come"
Possibly the most impactful six words she could have chosen.
She's fabulous and so strong. I hope she gets better. She's a fighter.
That one time the press was supportive! She looked lovely
I have stage one MS for 6 years now and it breaks my heart to see her walk. Selam must have stage 2 MS her walking is what got me tear eyed.
stage 1?
nizzlejr I have a relapse remission MS
From her interview with GMA you can see her speech issue too. She's working hard
Whats ms?
@@Mbeepyd I saw her on CBS Sunday Morning and she said she was in a flair up of the MS and her doctor told her her speech would stablize in remission. Is this what MS does, ebb and flow? Sorry to be so ignorant.
She is stunning!
Bless her... how gorgeous and brave. I never though she was that affected by MS already.. all my love and respecto to those suffering with this. ❤️ she said the doctors gave her hope of some improvement.
She looked stunning ❤️ I can’t imagine how difficult that was for her
I truly hope that all those photographers/paparazzi are able to see all of our comments and realize that we can literally see & feel their compassion and attentiveness captured in the moment!... They were all so respectful, polite and supportive to Selma and her this very special night for her!... The pictures turned out AMAZING!... Thank you for capturing such a beautiful moment for such a wonderful woman!... 👍
big love to this beautiful enlightened being.
😭😭😭 beautiful soul #PrayersUp 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 I applaud the paparazzis for making her feel so amazing 😘🥰🥰🥰
This made me tear . She is so strong.
Soooooooo sad...
She deserves that cape. She's a warrior. This is so beautiful and they all clapped when she stopped crying it made me so emotional!
She is such an inspiration! We need more awareness about diseases like MS or CF and many many others. Hope she will get better soon!
How kind and respectful of the press to encourage her. She looked stunning💕
I have so much respect for Selma, be strong, be courageous and be happy. Love you . ❤️ My aunt passed away over 30 years ago with MS. She was always strong and happy. We always had so much fun with her. She always made us laugh. I miss her so much.
I’m so deeply touched by her courage. It’s beautiful
In her strength and her grace in the face of a debilitating illness makes her more beautiful than I’ve ever seen her. I was in love with a woman just like her years ago, one whom had a physical disability but doesn’t let it stop her from being totally awesome, a woman with whom I am still friends with, so I recognize that kind of courage and risk-taking. Bravo, Selma. Tears and all, you owned that moment baby. That courage makes you all the more attractive.
She has always been so beautiful and strong and this just proves she is unstoppable. Bless her heart💗
Had me in tears. She’s such an inspiration.
When Beautiful souls are diagnosed with terrible health ailments, they radiate a light where it touches every human being. We are all living together and have to help each other. She is truly beautiful and needs to know that.
PROTECT SELMA BLAIR AT ALL COSTS ✨✨😭😭😭😭😭
I feel so proud of her and every time I see her trying so hard facing the world I can’t hold the tears
The photographer was respectful that was nice to see
I love to hear everybody being so supportive and respectful! ❤️
I have never seen so much respect when she broke down
Such a beautiful moment when photographers respect Selma when she broke down
I was in floods
Selma I love you xx
Can’t even watch that without shedding a few tears 😭Such a strong lady!
The respect of the press for once in their lives is amazing
The fact that so much of the flashing stopped when she began to cry. Really respectful.
Courageous lady. It's great to have Hollywood stars speaking out about their illnesses.
I have fallen in love with the guy who has MS. And as soon as we started talking he let me know that. And I started to love him more and after watched this my love for him increased 1000 times. This is the best decision that I have ever made. I love you Salma. She's just gorgeous lead.
Awww....she is wonderful! I too, have MS.....it is really hard....She gives me hope! And yes, I am crying.....
I admire her courage so much!
Everything about this makes me happy seems being strong that wonderful man who helped her and those photographers being patient and supportive faith in humanity has been restored 💖
I love it when photographers and paparazzi act like humans for once. This was very touching👌🏻
As a fellow MS Warrior I have to say that there is so much beauty and strength in her!
Beautiful and courageous, young lady. It’s refreshing and wonderful to see the patience, empathy and gentleness, her manager demonstrated towards her that day. 💖
I am glad she came out about this.She looks beautiful. I teared up a second there watching her don't do that easily.I have a very dear friend who's dealing with the same condition.Why don't doctors listen.She's gone to the best including Stanford and they discounted her claims at first. They assumed she was over exaggerating. I had a major a condition that required surgery falling all the time and doctors still thought all I needed was a pain psychologist instead of admitting they didn't know what was wrong.Including Stanford who thought I needed more P.T. My doc. now said that was the worst thing I could have done.Wasted a lot of my own savings going down to Stanford from NV and my time. Finally with another locally MRI a doctor said I needed surgery now,unbelievable.I plan on confronting those doctors too as soon as I heal a little more.I am glad she's fighting. Not self medicating not taking this lightly and finding the right doctor who listened.
ADMIRABLE , GUERRERA
What a wonderful strong woman she is. Definitely someone to look up to
When will this horrible disease be cured?
Apparently no cure is known. But treatments are available.
Probably never. Doctors want money.
@@allidoiscry4119 that was an stupid and ignorant comment.
TheInternet Sucks grab a basic biology book, one preferably with pictures, to match your intelectual capacity
I think for each person it is different and that the root cause may not be the same as for the next person
How awesome and supportive were the photographers?! They stopped shooting when she was crying and gave her the time she needed.
what an odd title?
Is that a question or a comment lol 😂 😜 yes it is
Ikr. Like what the buck.
BuckHollywood the exact reason I clicked, I thought “what does this mean?”
What an odd grammatical error.
1. She cried.
2. Shes wearing a colored cape type dress.
3. Shes at said event.
Yes. It is so odd that the title gives basically an exact description of what is happening in the video.
Hands down, admire this woman, her courage and her strength! Beautiful inside and out.. makes me feel humbled.
My goodness i just love this women. And to all those who have this disease please stay strong . i dont usually jump on these hashtags but....#msstrong you beautiful people.
She is so beautiful.... witnessing her silent courage and strength is so stunning even from this perspective, so no doubt to have been there to witness her presence at that moment must have been so powerful... thank you for sharing this video.
That’s a warrior right there. I’m very close to Selma’s age, with an adolescent kiddo and managing a different but severe, chronic condition. Seeing her walk this carpet, rocking her cane - it makes me feel more confident to use mine in public on bad balance days.
First time I have heard reporters supporting and cheering on a strong beautiful woman...👏👏👏👏
. .that my friends is a picture of Strength!!!... 😎👍
very brave girl and the media waas lovely ...Long may kindness continue and Selma improve ...miracles happen .
Oh bless her
Selma, you are an amazing lady. Life has changed but you are embracing it with class. Thank you.
Woooww look at her! 🔥
She looks so gorgeous and youthful. I was like dang, what happened, last time I saw her she was looking just fine and now she is having this illness. Suddenly tears roll down my eyes without me realizing, as I get reminded life is hard and we won't know what could happen to us all in the future. Get well Selma.
She is really beautiful it's so sad I just want to hug her I love the movie The sweetest thing all-time favorite movie
Bravest actress of the year. Her courage and determination gave me tears.
Stunning lady as always! XO
She is truly AMAZING! So much strength and tenacity. She is a hero.♥️
Absolutely stunning
One of my hero’s. Such grace.
And the paparazzi 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 so much love and support poured out of every single one them. Well done.
Her Manager, ♥️♥️♥️
ooooh so precious... how hard... she looked amazing
She is so pretty
You can see how hard that was for her. So graceful the entire time. That's true class. I'm so happy the photographers were understanding.
They stop taking photos when she started crying... I'm shook !
So much bravery and grace!!! You are beautiful Selma!!! MS will NEVER take away your dignity and indomitable spirit!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏
pure class
This is so incredibly sweet. I really wish they would treat all celebrities with this kind of respect. It was so touching how they allowed her the time and space she needed and encouraged her so they could both get the best photos possible. That being said, I LOVE HER LOOK. She looks amazing. I'm so proud of her
Work it Selma. You are Legally Strong and Beautiful! You got this!!!! 💪🏾💪🏾