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One of the hardest parts of Huntington’s disease is realizing it can make people act in ways they never would have before… and it’s not their fault. But that doesn’t take away from the pain it causes. My relationship with my mom has taught me a lot about forgiveness. After she was diagnosed, she did things that really hurt me, and I had to stop living with her permanently when I was 11 because of it. We tried for years to have a relationship, but because of HD, it just wasn’t possible for a long time. It wasn’t until I was 18 that we were finally able to rebuild it. I don’t like sharing this part of our story because I don’t like putting anything negative about my mom online.  But I’m sharing this for two reasons: 1. If you love someone with HD and you’re struggling with the behavioral side of it, I want you to know there is hope. Things can get better. 2. I spent so much time being angry at my mom. And I’ve carried a lot of guilt for that. But the truth is, I didn’t understand. No one explained HD to me when I was a kid. Even though it wasn't her fault, that doesn't mean the pain her actions caused me for years was any less real. If I hadn’t learned to forgive her, I never would have gotten my best friend back. But I also had to learn to forgive myself, for not knowing, for being angry, for just being a kid and not knowing what was going on. I think we all need to be better at showing forgiveness, not just to others, but to ourselves too. Love is stronger than anything else ❤️ #huntingtonsdisease #Love #forgiveness #raredisease #family
One of the hardest parts of Huntington’s disease is realizing it can make people act in ways they never would have before… and it’s not their fault. But that doesn’t take away from the pain it causes. My relationship with my mom has taught me a lot about forgiveness. After she was diagnosed, she did things that really hurt me, and I had to stop living with her permanently when I was 11 because of it. We tried for years to have a relationship, but because of HD, it just wasn’t possible for a long time. It wasn’t until I was 18 that we were finally able to rebuild it. I don’t like sharing this part of our story because I don’t like putting anything negative about my mom online. But I’m sharing this for two reasons: 1. If you love someone with HD and you’re struggling with the behavioral side of it, I want you to know there is hope. Things can get better. 2. I spent so much time being angry at my mom. And I’ve carried a lot of guilt for that. But the truth is, I didn’t understand. No one explained HD to me when I was a kid. Even though it wasn't her fault, that doesn't mean the pain her actions caused me for years was any less real. If I hadn’t learned to forgive her, I never would have gotten my best friend back. But I also had to learn to forgive myself, for not knowing, for being angry, for just being a kid and not knowing what was going on. I think we all need to be better at showing forgiveness, not just to others, but to ourselves too. Love is stronger than anything else ❤️ #huntingtonsdisease #Love #forgiveness #raredisease #family

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