Re: Re: Digest Number 1441

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I'm so sorry that you're having to deal with uncompassionate people. I'm very lucky. Everyone in my life (as far as I know) have been compassionate and understanding. Just remember we're on your side and we understand what you're going through. Hugs, Susie <catdelouise@...> wrote: There is a wonderful site for people with all types of chronic illnesses who really get it and go through the same problems with family and friends: http://www.butyoudontlooksick.com Check it out and check out the message board. It is a great group of which I am a

member. > > > I took my MTX last night and today I had my teenage daughter > > snarl: "You have a low aura--you're just a blob--go back to bed where > > you belong!" Then I went to visit my mom who mocked me a couple of > > times for minor "brain fog" moments. I was surprised at the lack of > > compassion, but will not dwell on it. > > That's so mean! I'm sorry you have to deal with that > > I've dealt with my share of un-commpassionate people (including *my* > teenage daughter) since my diagnosis and it hurts. My mother in > law's the worst, she has decided that this whole thing simply > does not exist. Unfortunately, I'm so depressed about the whole > thing right now that I do end up dwelling on it > > I hope

that you're able to stay strong... > > Take care, > > >

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