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An Open Letter To My Mom’s MS
Dear Mom’s Multiple Sclerosis, Thank you. I know it’s odd to thank a disease. Especially when it’s bound to take the one person that will always love you. But thanks. You have made my mother stronger in the face of pain. You have made me stronger in the face of uncertainty. But, thanking you does not mean you don’t infuriate me. You have made her future look like wheelchairs, medicines, and a useless right half of her body. You have made my future look like hovering over my sick mama, constant fear and never knowing what is next. Her past looks like hospitals, physical therapy sessions, and missing senior prom so she could relearn to brush her teeth. Mine looks like remembering what she couldn’t, filling in sentences when her words went missing, and making dinner for kids whose mommy couldn’t move. No matter how many books I read about you, and trust me, I’ve read more than you think, I still can’t find the words to properly explain to my eight year old sister why mommy sleeps so much and is always in so much pain.
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