I need to see my mother

Hi Merely Me,

You are a loving daughter and will make that trip to see your mother, who as you know of course loves you dearly though she might not always be able to express her love.

Multiple Sclerosis, by the way, is a manageable disease.  I have a friend who has MS, and she's doing well, I believe she injects herself with a drug each day to remain in remission.  There are various manifestations of MS, so keep the hope, keep the hope.

Please feel free to write more SharePosts at this web site, as we will support you in what you go through.

Best regards,

Christina

I know this post is a note to yourself, forgive the intrusion, I do hope you can see her soon. After having read you since August on the <a href="http://www.healthcentral.com/multiple-sclerosis/c/73302/profile">MS site</a> and the <a href="http://www.healthcentral.com/depression/c/84292/profile">Depression site</a>, when she could understand, she would be extremely proud. I think you've shown what your Mother could have been and that's quite a lot.

I hope you get to make that trip. That's very kind of you to think of her.

My father is an alcoholic. I never wanted to be like him. One day after a bout of drinks, I became enraged. Something snapped in my head and said "you are your father's son." That floored me. From that momet on I ruthlessly did whatever I could to be not like dad. I love my father. He also lives far away. We communciate via emails. I have never had a more meaningful relationship with him. I've been thinking that I'd love to go see him. It would be worth the drive.

I wish you and your mother the best.

Take care,

Dave

I have just come across your blogs in an attempt to try and get my mother some help for her schizophrenia. I was touched by your articles and can relate to just about every childhood circumstance you admitted to going through and some others you may not have as well. I am desperate for some help for my mother, some kind of help coping from my sisters whom run from this, and some kind of help to cope with this myself and my fear of suffering from it too someday. No matter what I do I can not hide or ignore these fears. I have never met another person in my life other than my sisters that have been in these same circumstances, it was relieving to know I am not alone. I would like to know if you are going to continue to blog as I would like to hear more and maybe talk with you on here sometime. Best wishes to you and your mother.