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Topic: " What it's like "

By:Guest

You can't know what it's like having a Sib with a disability unless you have one. Some people might tell you to stop complaining, and say it's not that bad, but they wouldn't know. Sometimes it is so hard to be a Sib that you want to crawl in a hole and die, but sometimes it's so fun that you want it to be like that every day. But when it's time to face reality, it's plain hard (sometimes). But for your Sibs, whether they are older or younger, you are their role model and they need your love, attention, care and your faith in them to keep them going. They will need all those things from you all their life and it can get tiring, but remember that they are Sibs no matter what, and they will be there for you in your bad times just as you were for them in the past.

Published by Marni Ansell

Hi i know what it's like - my brother kane can not walk.

 from georgia p.s call me gordy

You're probably going to read replies from me everywhere, but I had to reply to this one! Yeah, it gets annoying how you feel alone in what you're going through- and when you're told to just get over it. You can't, not straightaway- thanks for that last part you said, it was really good.

Love Catherine