Small acts of kindness can make a big difference for those living with a disease. Actress Selma Blair, who is going through chemotherapy for multiple sclerosis, was so moved by one kind act that she passed it on to her supporters.
“This is for all of you reading this,” Blair wrote alongside a photo of a card reading, “I’m sorry you’re having such a hard time. Wishing you all the best.”
“I was sitting at a table outdoors yesterday. So different from a couple years ago when I would be going a mile a minute, cracking jokes or complaining in the way I love to about weather or coffee spilling or the tightness of my jeans or something,” she wrote. “Instead I was just challenged to be there in a crowd.”
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She continued, “Then, this beautiful young woman quietly left me this sealed green envelope and smiled a reassuring smile. See? #angelsareeverywhere ????✨???? #thankyou. #kindness #empathy.
Blair’s supporters appreciated the post. One wrote, for instance, “Needed this today as I sit on this hospital bed. Thank you for sharing[hearts]” while another wrote, “Thanks for the kind words … usually we are giving you support, but today you warmed my heart.”
Selma Blair’s MS and Chemotherapy Journey
Blair revealed her chemotherapy treatment to the world this August in an Instagram post: “Sunday. Rest. Gratitude. I write this with helping someone else in mind… Since chemotherapy and high doses of prednisone I have lost any ability to focus with my eyes.”
She said that her problems with vision extend to looking at her phone, and that she often starts to panic when she does.
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Since that time, Blair has posted on a range of topics, including fear and anxiety during her treatment, her hair loss, the importance of her family, and the importance of small acts of kindness during this difficult time.
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Small acts of kindness can make a big difference for those living with a disease. Actress Selma Blair, who is going through chemotherapy for multiple sclerosis, was so moved by one kind act that she passed it on to her supporters.
“This is for all of you reading this,” Blair wrote alongside a photo of a card reading, “I’m sorry you’re having such a hard time. Wishing you all the best.”
Read More “I was sitting at a table outdoors yesterday. So different from a couple years ago when I would be going a mile a minute, cracking jokes or complaining in the way I love to about weather or coffee spilling or the tightness of my jeans or something,” she wrote. “Instead I was just challenged to be there in a crowd.”
RELATED: Actress Selma Blair Embraces the Patchy, Grey Hair She’s Growing Back after Chemo
She continued, “Then, this beautiful young woman quietly left me this sealed green envelope and smiled a reassuring smile. See? #angelsareeverywhere ????✨???? #thankyou. #kindness #empathy.
Blair’s supporters appreciated the post. One wrote, for instance, “Needed this today as I sit on this hospital bed. Thank you for sharing[hearts]” while another wrote, “Thanks for the kind words … usually we are giving you support, but today you warmed my heart.”
Selma Blair’s MS and Chemotherapy Journey
Blair revealed her chemotherapy treatment to the world this August in an Instagram post: “Sunday. Rest. Gratitude. I write this with helping someone else in mind… Since chemotherapy and high doses of prednisone I have lost any ability to focus with my eyes.”
She said that her problems with vision extend to looking at her phone, and that she often starts to panic when she does.
RELATED: Actress Selma Blair Says Her Son Told the Tooth Fairy to Come after She Lost a Tooth During Her Recovery from Chemotherapy for MS
Since that time, Blair has posted on a range of topics, including fear and anxiety during her treatment, her hair loss, the importance of her family, and the importance of small acts of kindness during this difficult time.
Learn more about SurvivorNet's rigorous medical review process.
Zara Sternberg is a journalist and writer for SurvivorNet. Read More
