Dana Delany: Smoking Hot Spokesperson
By Wyatt Earp | October 25, 2008
If she doesn’t make you aware of scleroderma, no one will.
BALTIMORE, Maryland — Hollywood glitz may pay Dana Delany’s bills, but her “most life-affirming role” was a lot less glamorous.
In 1996, the Emmy Award winner and “Desperate Housewives” actress played a patient dying of scleroderma in the ABC TV movie, “For Hope.”
The film was based on the true story of actor/comedian Bob Saget’s sister, Gay, who died of the chronic, degenerative disease.
The role led Delany to join the movement to find a cure for the illness. Today, with scleroderma patient Luke Evnin helping to lead the efforts, Delany said that people are increasingly aware of the disease and working toward a cure.
Symptoms for scleroderma, Greek for “hard skin,” can include skin thickening or tightness. It has no known cause and in most serious cases, it can be life-threatening. Scleroderma can cause abnormal growth of connective tissue and potentially harm blood vessels and internal organs. (H/T – CNN)
Strangely enough, when I see Dana, I get a case of “hard skin.”
Heh, I am so going to Hell.
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I have the same problem Wyatt.
Rick – To quote Garth from Wayne’s World: “She makes me feel kinda funny.”
Looks pretty good for a 52 year old, doesn’t she?
Note to self:
Scleroderma = bad
Dana Delany = hot… I mean good.
But that’s okay, the bus is stopping for me first, then we’re going to your stop.
BZ
What was that one movie she was in? … It’s on the tip of my tongue… Kurt Russel was in it playing some badass… Ugh! I hate when that happens. Maybe one of you will remember it.
BobG – She’s 52??? Damn.
Sully – Very good.
BZ – Well, at least we’ll be surrounded by friends. How hot can it be there?
Woody – Exit to Eden? Heh.