Mommy's Broken: Life with Lupus: Here I Go!

6.29.2009

Here I Go!

I signed up today to be a team captain for Walk for Lupus Now in Birmingham. http://walkforlupusnow.Kintera.org/birmingham/mommysbroken
I am done sitting here! Support if you would like, it would be greatly appreciated!! You can always drop me an email for more information, dizzydownward@yahoo.com
I am applying for college, you know what I am going to do what I have wanted to do since high school. I am going to become a journalist. All of this might take a bit long but all we have is time. When it runs out no one knows, so I guess I need to do what I can while I can.
Listen to Rob Thomas' new song Her Diamonds, he says the song is about him watching his wife deal with and autoimmune disorder. I did a little looking and his wife has a rare autoimmune disease that is just life lupus.

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Unknown3.7.09
journalism is a very noble profession. I commend you, from one journalist to another :-)
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Why Mommy's Broken?

I have two little girls. Trying to get them to understand that Mommy isn't like all the other Mommies is much harder than you'd think. Doing it while trying not to scare them is even harder. I wanted to give them something they would understand on their level but wouldn't be lost on someone else. So I started by telling them that Mommy was broken, as to not tell them I am sick. Sick people get better, mommy doesn't. There are days when Mommy can get up and run around and do all those wonderful things; But there are days when Mommy has to stay in bed and rest. They have been able to take this information and be at ease about Mommy not being 'normal' or 'healthy'. Now I have a new challange of trying to let them know that mommy is not going to get to live as long as most other people. Telling your kids you are going to die is alot harder than you'd think.