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Praying for those who won't fight for themselves.Jeremy said Apr 23, 2006, 9:39 PM: |
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My mother was recently diagnosed with PLS - Primary Lateral Sclerosis. Saving medical speak, PLS is a gradual death of the nerves that control voluntary motor skills, like walking, using the bathroom, swallowing and, perhaps most evil, smiling. The progression has been extraordinarily quick - in the last year she's lost all ability to walk without the aid of a walker, climb into bed by herself, control her bowels all of the time and to climb safely in and out of the shower. Doctors have said this advanced stage is usually only arrived at after several years with the disease. Upon hearing this, she gave up all hope. She refuses to attend the physical therapy that would keep her moving and limber for years to come and give her a normal lifespan. She downs chemicals in order to kill the pain, but doesn't listen to the warnings that these “medicines” may worsen her condition and cause nerve loss, weight gain and chemical dependancy - all of which they've done. Give to those without it, the recognition and use of their inner strength. Thank-you all for taking a few moments to even just read these five lines - every little bit of consciousness devoted to those who have given up on themselves helps. namaste, jeremy |
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Re: Praying for those who won't fight for themselves.zsu said Apr 24, 2006, 3:22 PM: |
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dearest Jeremy; My prayers are with Your mom and You. May God give You strength, courage and hope. With God all is possible! This is for You and all who so need prayers…God Bless!…and may His light surround her and grant her healing!! http://www.inspiringthots.net/movie/poem-sick.php |
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Re: Praying for those who won't fight for themselves.Jeremy said Jul 2, 2006, 6:10 PM: |
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I know it's been over two months since I've posted my original request. I would like to thank everyone who sent positive energies out. Mother is still not doing for herself and is working with the disease in stead of against it. She has made her decision quite clear that her time is limited and that it is her will that she spend the last bits of it doing what she loves - working with children, in as long as she's able. She has decided to follow a path of least resistance, and although I don't accept it, I can understand. My original thoughts and prayers for those who won't fight for themselves continue, in hopes that another soul will latch onto the energy and it will be beneficial to them. |
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