Christina Applegate gets candid about self-esteem, MS, feeling alone in emotional interview

Actress Christina Applegate is sharing new details about her battle with multiple sclerosis, and discussing whether her chronic condition will end her acting career. Applegate, 54, told "Good Morning America" co-anchor Robin Roberts she has not yet accepted her MS diagnosis, which she announced in 2021. "It still sucks, Robin. It really does," Applegate told Roberts in an interview that aired Tuesday on "GMA." "I have so many friends who have MS. And we talk to each other constantly. And I don't have one that says, 'I'm great.'" "There is no great. There's a better day and a less s----- day," Applegate said. "This is a lifelong disease with no cure. Period." 0:00 - 1:26 Introduction 1:27 - 3:02 Shame 3:03 - 4:59 Abusive Relationship 5:00 - 7:09 Feeling Alone 7:10 - 10:16 Childhood 10:17 - 12:24 Dancing 12:25 - 17:58 Self-esteem 17:59 - 19:55 Success 19:56 - 21:28 'Anchorman' 21:29 - 23:21 Her Name 23:22 - 24:48 GMA '08 Intv. 24:49 - 27:26 MS Diagnosis 27:27 - 28:14 Her Daughter, Sadie 28:15 - 29:52 Names For Body Parts 29:53 - 30:23 Reality TV 30:24 - 31:00 Acting Future 31:01 - 31:41 Sadie SUBSCRIBE to GMA:    / @gma   To read the full story and others, visit http://www.goodmorningamerica.com Watch full episodes of GMA: https://abcnews.link/8SAXtIX Watch full episodes of GMA3: https://abcnews.link/8aZfnmd Watch full episodes of GMA First Look: https://abcnews.link/LxV2S7H