Hey there, friends! Let me tell you about something truly heartwarming that’s been making waves in the world of kindness and compassion. Selma Blair, the talented actress we all know and love from "Cruel Intentions," has once again shown us why she's such a remarkable human being. On June 5, she took to Instagram to share some incredible news—she gifted a fellow multiple sclerosis (MS) patient, Brandon Stringfellow La Voie, with a mobility bike that’s literally changing lives.

Now, you might be wondering what makes this gift so special. Well, this isn't just any old bike; it's an Alinker, a unique mobility device designed to help people with MS and other mobility challenges stay active and independent. Selma, who's been incredibly open about her own battle with MS, knows firsthand how transformative this bike can be. In her Instagram post, she gushed, "I have good news for one lovely, strong and lucky man today. @the_alinker_world and I have decided that @stringfellow_deeds needs his #alinker sooner than crowdfunding is happening." How amazing is that?

A Life-Changing Gift

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I have good news for one lovely, strong and lucky man today. @the_alinker_world and I have decided that @stringfellow_deeds needs his #alinker sooner than crowdfunding is happening. I am so excited for him to be able to get out and moving. This device that Barbara has invented has changed how I view leaving the house. Going on walks. Being active. We cannot wait for the freedom you can feel and energy that can be saved by mobility with wheels while sitting. I have been without my Alinker for a few days and I am exhausted and hurting from trying to do so much w a cane. Congratulations @stringfellow_deeds 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 #changinglives through #thealinker
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Selma didn't stop there. She went on to express her excitement for Brandon, saying, "I am so excited for him to be able to get out and moving." You see, Selma's been incredibly candid about her own struggles with MS, from everyday tasks like breathing and walking to riding her horse. Her transparency about these challenges has made her an inspiration to so many, and now she's paying it forward in the most meaningful way possible.

The Impact of the Alinker

For Selma, life hasn't been the same since she got her Alinker. She’s over the moon about how it's improved her quality of life, and she’s thrilled to share this game-changing gift with Brandon. "This device that Barbara has invented has changed how I view leaving the house. Going on walks. Being active," she said. Typically retailing around $2,000, the Alinker offers users the freedom and energy-saving benefits of mobility with wheels while sitting. Selma even noted how much she missed her Alinker when she had to go without it for a few days, saying, "I am exhausted and hurting from trying to do so much with a cane."

A Heartfelt Response from Brandon

Brandon, overwhelmed by Selma's generosity, took to Instagram to express his gratitude. "[Selma] didn’t just choose me to receive this beautiful gift, she messaged me for almost 45 minutes," he wrote in a heartfelt post. "We both talked about our journeys with #multiplesclerosis and what our futures may hold." Brandon admitted that, despite the daily pain he faces, having access to his own Alinker will be life-changing. "I will fall again. However, I won’t spend the day in bed wondering how I will be able to get around," he continued. "I won’t need to cry because I feel ashamed. I’ll just get on my #alinker and kill another day in the life of a #mswarrior." What an inspiring testament to resilience and hope!

Selma first revealed her multiple sclerosis diagnosis in October 2018. In a candid moment during a wardrobe fitting, she shared, "The brilliant costumer #Allisaswanson not only designs the pieces #harperglass will wear on this new #Netflix show, but she carefully gets my legs in my pants, pulls my tops over my head, buttons my coats and offers her shoulder to steady myself. I have #multiplesclerosis." Her openness about her condition has touched countless lives and shown us the power of vulnerability and strength.