Black People Don't Talk About Diabetes That

I Get Along Very Well With The Cast Of '30 Rock.' I Guess I Bring A Certain Quirkiness To The Show As Well. I'm Just Thankful They Keep Asking Me. I Didn't Think I Was Going To Be Asked Back So Every Time They Say, 'we Want You Back,' I'm Screaming. I'm Jumping Up And Down And Screaming.

If It Wasn't For My Trainer - Who Comes Looking For Me Three Times A Week Before 7 A.m. - I Wouldn't Get My Butt Out Of Bed And Into The Gym. There Are Many Mornings When I Think About Faking A Sprained Ankle, But I Just Put It Out Of My Head And Make Myself Go.

The Best Piece Of Advice Someone Has Ever Given Me Was 'do It Scared.' And No Matter If You're Scared, Just Go Ahead And Do It Anyway Because You Might As Well Do It Scared, So It Will Get Done And You Will Feel So Much Better If You Step Out Of Your Comfort Zone.

God Bless You If You Have One Child, But I Don't Think Anybody Should Have Just One Child. Everybody Needs A Sibling. I Have Siblings, And I Have So Many Amazing, Precious Memories With My Siblings. I Don't Know What I Would Do If I Had Been An Only Child.

My Mom Passed Away At 41 From Diabetes. And I'm 42, Thank You. I Didn't Want To Do That To My Son. So Any Time I Was At The Gym, That Thing That Helped Me Do That Last Squat Was My Son Calling Some Other Woman Mommy. And That Would Just Give Me That Extra Oomph To Do That Last Squat. I Want To Be Around For Him.