If you struggle with a health condition, its important to remember that youre not alone. In fact, many celebrities have dealt with serious health problems such as endometriosis and multiple sclerosis. And many of these A-listers have taken advantage of their public positions to speak out about their illness in an effort to help end any stigma surrounding it, as well as offer support to others facing similar challenges. In this video, see eight inspiring stars who have opened up about what its like to live with a serious health condition. <\/p>\n
Watch the video: 6 Tricks to Stop Scratching if You Have Eczema <\/p>\n
No time to watch? Check out a collection of their quotes below: <\/p>\n
Sarah Hyland <\/p>\n
After having a kidney transplant in 2012 for kidney dysplasia, she spoke up about dealing with body-shamers: I dont mind when you say that I look pregnant. Or fat. Because I know that my face is swollen from my medication that is saving my life. For those on prednisone I know what youre going through and I commend you sticking it out as I have. @Sarah_Hyland, 2017 <\/p>\n
Lena Dunham <\/p>\n
After being hospitalized due to complications from endometriosis: I also want to remind all the women suffering from chronic illness that we aren't weak- quite the opposite, actually. We do our jobs with skill even when we're struggling.[E]veryone who's anyone knows that if you can battle chronic illness there's nothing you can't take on. @lenadunham, 2017 <\/p>\n
Watch the video: What It's Like to Live With Eczema, According to Someone Who Has It <\/p>\n
Padma Lakshmi <\/p>\n
On endometriosis: Endometriosis was definitely a major reason that my marriage failed. I dont think either of us understood it at the time. I think thats also because I hid it to a certain degree. Entertainment Weekly, 2016 <\/p>\n
Susan Sarandon <\/p>\n
On endometriosis: Suffering should not define you as a woman, and just because youre a man it doesnt mean that it does affect you! Endometriosis Foundation of America Blossom Ball, 2009 <\/p>\n
Kim Kardashian <\/p>\n
On psoriasis: I have that one patch on my right leg that is the most visible. I dont even really try to cover it that much anymore. Sometimes I just feel like its my big flaw and everyone knows about it, so why cover it? After this many years, Ive really learned to live with it. Kardashians app, 2016 <\/p>\n
Watch the video: 5 Things Someone With Eczema Wants You to Know <\/p>\n
Jamie Lynn Sigler <\/p>\n
On multiple sclerosis: When I walk, I have to think about every single step, which is annoying and frustrating.Its part of me, but its not who I am. People, 2016 <\/p>\n
Robin Roberts <\/p>\n
On learning that she landed an interview with Barack Obama (that would occur the following day) on the day she endured a painful bone marrow extraction for the blood condition myelodysplastic syndrome: [It] reminds me that God only gives us what we can handle and that it helps to have a good sense of humor when we run smack into the absurdity of life.ABC News, 2013 <\/p>\n
Halle Berry <\/p>\n
On living with type 1 diabetes: I became much healthier as I learned how to manage it. It took a couple of years, and some scary situations, to accept that it was a lifestyle change and not a diet I could stop in six months. LA Times, 2015 <\/p>\n
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