I Grew Up As A Tomboy. I

Writers, Actors, Anybody Working On An Ensemble-type Thing, There Are Going To Be Some Creaks In The Beginning. It Seems Like There's Tremendous Potential In Just Letting Things Sort Of Breathe A Little Bit. It's Tremendously Important.

The Second You Are Handed A Newborn It Is Yours. It Doesn’t Matter What Body It Came Out Of. I’ve Never Felt More Strongly About Anything In My Life.

I've Watched Those Shows My Whole Life - Being On One Is Like A Dream. It's Hard To Balance That Dream With The Fact That This Is The Edie I've Known My Whole Life.

Obviously, It Wasn't Meant For Me To Die Of Cancer At 40. Every Day My Life Surprises Me, Just Like My Cancer Diagnosis Surprised Me. But You Roll With It. That's Our Job As Humans.

Is It Harder Having Kids And Working? It Definitely Is, But The Payoff Is You Get To Go Home To Your Kids, And It All Balances Out. And I Know I'm A Better Mother When I'm Engaged In Something Outside Of The House.