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We absolutely understand this, and my son will be ringing the bell in about 10 days provided one last blood test comes out clear. It's been a long road to unde
by CobaltFire 4y ago
We absolutely understand this, and my son will be ringing the bell in about 10 days provided one last blood test comes out clear.
It's been a long road to understanding we weren't at fault for either condition though. We lost a lot of friends and family who just found us too needy during that, and that hurt our self confidence as well.
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- pkphilip 4y agoSo sorry to hear that. One needs friends and family especially during such tough times. Hoping that things work out well for you all
- aliqot 4y agoKeep your head up, it's going to be clear
- nostromo123 4y agoPraying for you and your son that it goes well, try to be optimistic.
- mynameisnull 4y agoWe felt some of the same, not everyone vanished but several did, and I personally didn’t blame them, as we were hard to deal with. I also caught some back channel talk confirming that we were a bit too serious. We made some friends at the hospital but after all those shared experiences and solidarity none us really kept in touch either. Which is sad in a way but honestly we were all there for one another when we needed it in the way we needed it. We had to reboot our lives in every way imaginable and that worked for us. It doesn’t for everyone though, some people need the familiar things in life to stay grounded, my wife and I mainly needed each other. Do your best for yourself and each other. That approach was the main thing that kept me sane afterwards and I don’t regret it for a minute.