Guest guest Posted February 14, 2006 Report Posted February 14, 2006 I have been reading all of your posts and remembering a time in my life when I felt that I was always the " mother " of my group of friends, the one who they always came to for advice, a good cry, or a favor. At one point, I got really tired of that role, but never had the confidence in my friendships to speak up about it. Then I was given a gift in a very " silver lining " . I tore my ankle up and, long story short, spent over two years working to get my ability to walk again. During that time, my friends cooked meals, cleaned my house, took me out in the wheelchair to lunch and shopping, called me regularly and one dear friend even went so far as to pack and clean my house when we moved! What I learned was that before the accident they never saw that I might be the " needy " one. Before fate proved it to them (and me), they always thought I was the super strong leader type. And had the accident not happened and forced me to accept some help, I probably would have went on forever letting them think I could handle all our problems and secretly resenting them for it. Maybe, because we with CMT have always had to be strong to survive, we forget how to let someone help us. Or maybe, for me at least, we don't feel that we are worthy of having someone take care of our needs. Even though that was a really hard time in my life I received two really great gifts - one the ability to walk again which I will never take for granted, and two - the ability to let someone see inside of me; the soft spot that isn't always so tough. I moved away from those girls over two years ago and we don't see each other much anymore, but they will always be my special friends who ultimately taught me how to be a real friend. Quote
Guest guest Posted September 8, 2007 Report Posted September 8, 2007 Hi Ruth, Thank you.you never think a such.because the cure will get out one day.. the belief not to lose. the prayer let us to the god!! Can I ask to question? How old are you? When is it your CMT? How is of the case? Where are you living? and which is go to the universal hospital? Look out for yourself. good by excuse me because I don't speak english ver well. ok Emine Quote
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