Hello, I am the part-time care provider for my sister who has MS. I was curious if there are any other sibling's dealing with a family member with MS?
I feel at times I need to connect with someone who's walking this journey as a sibling, not a spouse or parent. Our perspective could be different; I love my sister and I'm overwhelmed at times by the highs and lows of her progression.
Any useful perspective is hugely appreciated.
Thanks a million!
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I have no personal knowledge to share I did go to church with a girl who had 2 sisters who also had MS. I haven't seen her in a while they are also grown living in other states. hope you have luck in finding some & I'm praying for you & your sister. Mary
Thank you for supporting your sister. ❤️ I have been a caregiver for my parents towards the end of their lives. I can relate to your sometimes frustrations in that role. I also had guilt and self reproach in not being able to fix or solve or meet all of their needs all of the time. But being a caregiver was also a gift that I not only gave but also received ten-fold.
I cannot however imagine what you are feeling as a sib caregiver. I bet mssa might have resources for you to connect with? Thank you again!
What a wonderful sister you are! I have 2 sisters and they would NEVER help me. Thank God I have my husband! Warm wishes to you. Feel free to vent, ask questions or anything else here. Most of us are not caregivers but may be able to shed light on various issues.
That is so great that your are caring for your sister. There may be other sibling caregivers on the group , hopefully they will chime in. Welcome to this wonderful group of caring people. If you have any questions, worries, or need to vent we are here
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