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Christina Applegate returns home after lengthy hospitalization
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Christina Applegate returns home after lengthy hospitalization

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Actress Christina Applegate has been discharged from a Los Angeles hospital after nearly four months of treatment.
  • The reasons for her extended hospitalization remain unknown, but she is reportedly in good condition and recovering at home with her family.
  • Applegate has been candid about her health struggles, including her diagnosis with multiple sclerosis and a past battle with breast cancer.

Actress Christina Applegate has returned home after a nearly four-month hospitalization in Los Angeles. The star, known for her roles in "Married with Children" and "Dead to Me," was admitted in late March, but the specific reasons for her extended stay have not been disclosed.

Sources close to the actress, as reported by TMZ, indicate that Applegate is now in good condition and is focusing on her recovery surrounded by her family. This news comes after Applegate herself shared messages of strength and determination, emphasizing her commitment to her health while promising to return with more stories to share.

I am a strong girl and I feel stronger and better every day. I am taking time to focus on my health, but I will be back soon with more things to tell.

โ€” Christina ApplegateThe actress shared a message about her focus on recovery prior to her discharge.

Applegate has been open about her ongoing health challenges. In 2021, she revealed her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, an autoimmune disease affecting the central nervous system. She has spoken about the increasing severity of her symptoms, including intense pain and difficulty with daily activities, often spending significant time in bed.

Prior to her multiple sclerosis diagnosis, Applegate also bravely battled breast cancer in 2008. After discovering she carried the BRCA1 gene mutation, she underwent a double mastectomy and was later declared cancer-free. Her public discussion of these health battles has resonated with many, highlighting her resilience and willingness to share her experiences.

I was in bed screaming, with intense pain, discomfort, and tightness.

โ€” Christina ApplegateApplegate described the severity of her symptoms related to multiple sclerosis.
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Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.