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>First, a request: We do not wish to receive treatment or management advice for MS, including anything related to diet or lifestyle. This, please. People tend
by moralestapia 7mo ago
>First, a request: We do not wish to receive treatment or management advice for MS, including anything related to diet or lifestyle.
This, please. People tend to think that publishing a blog is some sort of "social" activity, a two-way conversation, a way to build/keep a small community. It is not, as a reader you're just expected to consume the content and move on; I hate when people overstep that boundary, jeez.
>How you can help
>We will continue to need your support.
>I’m sure we’re going to need help with things here and there. Running errands, taking care of things around the house, etc.
>Gift cards have been suggested as one way folks can lend a hand
Hey, this is great! Thank you for being very clear on what your needs are, that makes is so much easier to just reach out and help in a way that it wouldn't bother you. As you say gift cards are great because you don't even have to interact with the person sending it (COVID reasons), we can just send it to you, you receive it, if you're busy you don't even have to reply right away.
>We will communicate those requests as needed.
Thank you for the trust you put in us. I will remain pending of this, I can't wait to help.
- mathgladiator 7mo ago> It is not, as a reader you're just expected to consume the content and move on; I hate when people overstep that boundary, jeez. That is not the normal boundary.
- debesyla 7mo agoWhy publish on the web, if it's strictly personal and you don't wish to hear responses? I can understand "I don't need advice, duck you" worldview, but strict "you only consume, never think or respond" is a bit weird... Of course, our comments here are a bit meta on this topic. Note: after re-reading I may have just misunderstood sarcasm, lol. Oopsie. Ah well.
- moralestapia 7mo ago;)