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I'm sorry to hear about your daughter. She is so young to have been diagnosed with this horrible thing. My advice to you- Just be there for her. Let her talk, you listen. Help out with the children if she needs it. If she feels up to doing stuff, let her. Sometimes, we feel worse with just being incapable of doing things. It can be quite frustrating. And you might watch her have many ups and downs. She will learn her limitations. But it will take time. Maybe even years. But, yeah- all you can do is be there. You are a great mom for caring about her. You being here and asking questions is one of the best things you can do for her. Learn all you can. If you need us. We're here for ya! Tell her about our site too. We're more than happy to be here for her as well. You take care. She needs ya! "When you feel like giving up, remember why you held on for so long in the first place." ~Unknown |
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