Having multiple sclerosis (MS), will my children leave me some day?
As children get older, it's normal to fear the day they will leave the nest. Most parents go through this. The parent with multiple sclerosis (MS), however, may feel it that much more.
Fight this yourself. If you have built a good relationship with your children, they won't let you down when you need them. So don't clutch too hard.
You've got to let them get out and experience the world. If you pull the reins too tight, they will learn to resent you. If your home is full of happy memories and laughter, it is a place to which they will always be glad to return.
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