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    Emma Caulfield reveals her MS diagnosis, but she's 'not crumbling under the fear'

    Emma Caulfield, who's known for her work in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and most recently Marvel's "WandaVision," announced that she has been living with multiple sclerosis since 2010. In an interview with Vanity Fair published Tuesday, the actor, 49, revisited her first flareup, the official diagnosis and why she kept quiet about her condition for so long. "I was working on Marti Noxon's ...
    by Alexandra Del Rosario, Los Angeles Times Oct 05, 2022 3 minutes
    In this photo from March 08, 2022, Emma Caulfield attends the 20th Annual Visual Effects Society Awards in Beverly Hills, California.

    Emma Caulfield, who's known for her work in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and most recently Marvel's "WandaVision," announced that she has been living with multiple sclerosis since 2010.

    In an interview with Vanity Fair published Tuesday, the actor, 49, revisited her first flareup, the official diagnosis and why she kept quiet about her condition for so long.

    "I was working on Marti Noxon's 'Gigantic,' and prior to starting that job, I woke up one morning and the left side of my face

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