Yet we don’t feel strong
“You’re so strong”
“You’re amazing”
“I don’t know how you do it”
Yet we don’t feel strong, or amazing.
We don’t really know how we do it.

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8th July 2019
“You’re so strong”
“You’re amazing”
“I don’t know how you do it”
Yet we don’t feel strong, or amazing.
We don’t really know how we do it.
We feel…
lost
scared
anxious
sad
angry
guilty
helpless
confused
alone.
Above all else, we feel completely and utterly physically and mentally exhausted. Exhausted to the point our head pounds and every bone in our body aches.
When your child is faced with a life-threatening illness you have little choice but to dig to depths unknown, to put on a brave face, to appear strong.
You do it because you have to.
You do it because you have no other choice.
You do it because it’s your child.
Ultimately you will do whatever it takes to help your child in any way you can, for their astounding strength and courage helps to carry you through.
This article was reproduced by with permission from the author Rachel and was originally published on her Facebook and Instagram page.
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