afidz
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Even though I'm fighting with most of my family right now, they are taking part in a take steps walk this weekend. I looked at their page and all together the team raised over $1500. It should make be happy, but it in fact pisses me off. My mom's best friend's son was dx after me. So when my mom started seeing her friend get involved in things like take steps, my mom did too so she could play mother of the year. I have ALWAYS been scolded for being sick. But around her friends its "I wish I could go through it for her". It's just so fake. She isn't walking for anyone but herself.
My sister joined her this year. I'm not necessarily fighting with her, but we've never been close. I talk to her maybe twice a year. But her fiancé has UC. So she is walking for him. Not for me. ( there is a lot more to it, but I figured I already sound petty enough)
I know that its all part of the big picture. I'm glad that they raised money. I just don't want my name thrown around if they don't mean it. No one in my family knows what my life is like and how hard it truly is. No one in my family knows how sick I really am. They live in this happy ignorant bubble where they acknowledge the disease and acknowledge that I'm not well. But they have no idea what they are talking about or pretending to know about. Is it to much to ask for my family to genuinely care with out an agenda?
My sister joined her this year. I'm not necessarily fighting with her, but we've never been close. I talk to her maybe twice a year. But her fiancé has UC. So she is walking for him. Not for me. ( there is a lot more to it, but I figured I already sound petty enough)
I know that its all part of the big picture. I'm glad that they raised money. I just don't want my name thrown around if they don't mean it. No one in my family knows what my life is like and how hard it truly is. No one in my family knows how sick I really am. They live in this happy ignorant bubble where they acknowledge the disease and acknowledge that I'm not well. But they have no idea what they are talking about or pretending to know about. Is it to much to ask for my family to genuinely care with out an agenda?