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Mrs_H1
8 years agoMember
Hi @brisbanestory, so sorry you've had to join us but it is a wonderful community. I can relate to your post on the flip side. I am the little sister (29) who had to tell my older (very protective) sister (34) this news. I found it so hard to not only share this news with my sister (and loved ones) but also know that this could have a huge impact on her as well for testing etc. I haven't had gene testing yet so still have that hurdle to face. One day at a time.
The best way you can support your sister will reveal itself over time. For now, as the other ladies have said, take each day and each step as it comes. From your experience with your mum this is treatable/curable, it's just hard to get through. Your sister is lucky to have you.
Turn to the community as you need to. I have found so much strength just reading through the posts.
Good luck with the next stage. Cheers, Jen.
The best way you can support your sister will reveal itself over time. For now, as the other ladies have said, take each day and each step as it comes. From your experience with your mum this is treatable/curable, it's just hard to get through. Your sister is lucky to have you.
Turn to the community as you need to. I have found so much strength just reading through the posts.
Good luck with the next stage. Cheers, Jen.