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Los Angeles, CA

Do you ever wish that the person who sits at your bedside while you are actively dyeing. is anyone other than your mother? The one who no one else sees...

3 days ago
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Members reflected on the deeply personal question of who they would want by their side while dying, with many expressing a longing for loved... Read more

Members reflected on the deeply personal question of who they would want by their side while dying, with many expressing a longing for loved ones who have already passed, including mothers, fathers, best friends, and even beloved pets. Several members shared their belief that those who have gone before them will be waiting on the other side, which brought them comfort and peace about their own mortality. A recurring theme was the mix of love, loss, and quiet acceptance that comes with living with MS, alongside a strong sense of community and emotional support for one another.

A MyMSTeam Member

I am so sick of this disease won't cry won't complain (much) just done

2 days ago
A MyMSTeam Member

just life

3 days ago
A MyMSTeam Member

I would like to be alone when I am dying. My guardian angel is enough.

2 days ago
A MyMSTeam Member

lol I don't run anymore but I can walk pretty fast😀

2 days ago
A MyMSTeam Member

she is without a doubt

3 days ago (edited)

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