Tootsie star Teri Garr is looking more frighteningly frail than ever!
Garr, who is battling multiple sclerosis, relies on a cane and a wheelchair to get around, sources said
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The ailing actress, 75, who has been bravely
battling multiple sclerosis and a host of other health issues for 20 years, was spotted in a wheelchair looking slumped and downbeat as she was leaving an office building in Los Angeles on Jan. 29.
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Last December, Teri was hospitalized for severe dehydration.
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In 2006, she suffered a life-threatening
ruptured brain aneurysm that left her in a coma for weeks, and was forced to undergo extensive therapy to regain her speech and motor skills.
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The once-bubbly beauty, who said she first started noticing MS symptoms while filming “Tootsie” in 1982, retired from acting in 2011 and is rarely seen in public.
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While she can reportedly still muster
the strength to walk for short periods of time every now and then, it’s believed she most often relies on a cane or wheelchair.
The ailing actress, 75, who has been bravely
battling multiple sclerosis and a host of other health issues for 20 years, was spotted in a wheelchair looking slumped and downbeat as she was leaving an office building in Los Angeles on Jan. 29.
Photo credit: NatENQ Files
Last December, Teri was hospitalized for severe dehydration.
Photo credit: NatENQ Files
In 2006, she suffered a life-threatening
ruptured brain aneurysm that left her in a coma for weeks, and was forced to undergo extensive therapy to regain her speech and motor skills.
Photo credit: Stewart Cook/Shutterstock
The once-bubbly beauty, who said she first started noticing MS symptoms while filming “Tootsie” in 1982, retired from acting in 2011 and is rarely seen in public.
Photo credit: Globe Photos/Mediapunch/Shutterstock
While she can reportedly still muster
the strength to walk for short periods of time every now and then, it’s believed she most often relies on a cane or wheelchair.
Photo credit: NatENQ Files
