Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Monday, March 30, 2009
ALS clip from the Today Show
Saturday, March 28, 2009
come what may, and love it
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
a very hard day
I decided, after asking her, to start this blog so that friends and family could come visit and get updated on mom and how she is doing.
First, I want to say that mom is the most amazing lady that I know. I am SO lucky and blessed to be her daughter. She is very strong and has been amazing these past two months. I have always been very close to her.. but these past couple of months I have grown a new appreciation and love for her.
On Feb. 4th she was diagnosed with ALS disease. These past two months have been very difficult for our family. It was a very hard thing to discover. But through lots of prayer we are striving to accept this and make the most of every day. We know that it is in Heavenly Father's hands. We have felt the prayers of all of our friends and family. My mom and I talk all the time about how we can tell that we are being comforted. We could not do this alone... and we don't have to. Although we have lots of "moments" we are doing amazingly well.
As of right now my mom's only symptoms are slurred speach... and sometimes she has difficulty swallowing. She has found a doctor in Denver that she loves. He is very positive and says that she needs to prepare for the future but not to dwell on it. So that is what she is doing. He also said that many people have lived with this disease for many years. So that is what we are hoping for!
First, I want to say that mom is the most amazing lady that I know. I am SO lucky and blessed to be her daughter. She is very strong and has been amazing these past two months. I have always been very close to her.. but these past couple of months I have grown a new appreciation and love for her.
On Feb. 4th she was diagnosed with ALS disease. These past two months have been very difficult for our family. It was a very hard thing to discover. But through lots of prayer we are striving to accept this and make the most of every day. We know that it is in Heavenly Father's hands. We have felt the prayers of all of our friends and family. My mom and I talk all the time about how we can tell that we are being comforted. We could not do this alone... and we don't have to. Although we have lots of "moments" we are doing amazingly well.
As of right now my mom's only symptoms are slurred speach... and sometimes she has difficulty swallowing. She has found a doctor in Denver that she loves. He is very positive and says that she needs to prepare for the future but not to dwell on it. So that is what she is doing. He also said that many people have lived with this disease for many years. So that is what we are hoping for!
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