Jamie-Lynn Sigler expresses gratitude to medical staff ‘risking their lives daily for us’

Jamie-Lynn Sigler expressed her gratitude for medical staff working amid the coronavirus pandemic in a heartfelt Instagram post on Wednesday. 

The 38-year-old Sopranos alum made the post after leaving her home to pick up her medication for multiple sclerosis, which she needs to do twice a year.

‘To the medical professionals, I continue to bow down to you and all that you do,’ wrote the actress. 

Jamie-Lynn’s full post read: ‘I came out of my bubble today to get my medication I receive twice a year.’ 

‘I am more than fine and have been taking every precaution to be safe and make sure my family is safe when I return.’ 

‘But let me say, stepping out of my quarantine bubble.. this sh*t is real.’ 

‘We are privileged to be SAFE at home with our families. To the medical professionals, I continue to bow down to you and all that you do.’ 

‘I can’t wait to get back to the “crazy” in my home. Truly. My heart breaks for those that are risking their lives daily for us,’ she concluded.

The actress has been living with MS for nearly 18 years after being diagnosed when she was just 20 years old.

She has said in the past she often gets fatigued easier and can’t ‘walk for long periods of time without resting.’

Jamie is most famously known for her role in The Sopranos where she played Meadow from 1999 to 2007.

She then went on to snag a recurring role in the famous series, Entourage before heading off to star in Guys with Kids and the Christmas movie, The Christmas Note.

Sigler shares sons Beau, six, and Jack, two, with her baseball player husband Cutter Dykstra.