Complex Regional Pain Syndrome · CRPS · Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy · RSD

Thank You Mom! 

Margaret Renee Twitty

It has been 16 months since my surgery and 15 months since being diagnosed with CRPS. 

For the past 15-16 months my life has definitely been an up and down roller coaster ride.. full of heartaches, emotions, longing for who I use to be and saying goodbye to my old way of life and having to say hello to my new normal. 

But through all the ups and downs, heartaches, emotional trials I’ve had one constant in my life and that’s been my mom! My mom has stood right beside me telling me “It’s going to be okay” and when the pain was so intense she was there for me so I could cry on her shoulder or squeeze her hand when I needed something to hold on to.

My mom has been and always will be my “Supermom” even before she became a single parent. What I love about my mom is she always made sure she put her children first and herself last always has and always will.

I’m so Blessed and Thankful that God gave me a beautiful and driven woman to become the person I will forever call My Mom!! How lucky am I!! 

There’s this saying that,”A mother’s arms are made of tenderness and children sleep soundly in them”

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Published by Margaret Renee Twitty

My name is Margaret Twitty and I live in CT. I was diagnosed with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) in Feb 2015 at the age of 23. My goal is to spread awareness of this rare and often misunderstood disorder. I want to turn this struggle into a strength. I want everyone to know that there is someone who will always be in their corner. Always!