Just know that we're here to help.

If it would make you feel better, you can also contact my mother, who, like you, and unlike me, has these maternal instincts and knows what it is like to have a child suffering with this awful situation. She is completely happy to explain what she did, and how she managed to cope and help me at the same time, so if you would like her contact details also, then please, do not hesitate to ask, and contact us both.

Times liek this when people need one another

DC x

I myself have been where she is now, and there are certain things and ways she can act, to maybe help herself along, and you can do too. Right now, they seem impossible, its like a dark hole, with no light at the end of the tunnel, but it can pass, in time, and you can come out stronger.

As a mother, it must be awful, i know my mother used to cry and cry as its not like when they fall and get a cut, and u can kiss it n make it all better. Its an illness without a cure, and that takes time. Therefore, if you need, i will gladly correspond with you, and talk to you about whats happening, and give advice on what i did, and what my family did to help in these times. I recently had a large relapse, which brought me to this site, so please, if you need to contact me, just ask, and i will provide my contact details.

Kindest regards

DC

The feelings that Astro described are mutual. I hope that Rose is able to help her daughter.

The excuse of 'a typical teen' is not enough to warrant deep, dark depression.

Teenagers are generally on a rocky road, they're emotionally and hormonally challenged and due to this, they're susceptible to absurd claims that may affect them. In a simple word, throughout teen years, gullibility is taken to another level. While the emotional and hormonal imbalance may not be the #1 cause of the depression, it most certainly played a part in the downward spiral.

Rose, I'm sorry that your daughter made the choice that she did, but you must remember that it's never too late to help, print out articles of this site, take it to where she is and read it to her. Explain everything to her as best as you can.

I, too, hope that the message of this website reaches others, but if it doesn't, at least I, and other contributors are able to say that we tried.

Oh my God.

I am so sorry for your situation, and so sorry that your daughter has been caught up in this hoax. I hope that she is able to recover from this, and that you and your family are able to gather around her, and bond, and hold each other up through this terrible time.

I knew going into this that there would be people that we don't reach in time, but that doesn't lessen the impact on me personally, and as bad as I'm feeling about your daughter right now, I can't even imagine the impact that this has had on you and your family.

Please remember; as horrible as the people are who perpetrate this hoax are, as uncaring and callous as they are, there are also good people, ordinary people, around the world who don't even know you or your family, but who care deeply about you, and your well being, and the well being of your daughter.

What your story does to me is fill me with two feelings: First, an ineffable sadness for your shattered family life, and second, an intractable anger against the people who perpetrate this monstrous hoax. There is nothing I would not personally do to prevent this from happening to another family.

My heart goes out to you, as one parent to another. Go, take care of your daughter. Let her know you love her, and let her know that we care about her too.

When 2012 comes and goes, the next big doomsday date will arrive. She may fall prey to it with out professional help, if you understand what I'm getting at. Still, there is no reason you cannot help her now, still. Show her this website. Show her how ludicrous the entire 2012 thing is.

The excuse of 'a typical teen' is not enough to warrant deep, dark depression. Clearly this turn is something she will need to gain the strength to see through falsehood and lies. A lot of us here did become emotionally disrupted, if not destroyed, over 2012. We all, however, had a common goal: to seek the truth. It is up to your daughter to break free of her darkness, to discover the truth, and to grasp it.

Hold her hand for now, and help her through this. But, as I've said before on my stance, a victim has to eventually walk on their own to be able to avoid this sort of thing happening again.

And as for you? Don't worry. You'll be having fun with the nightmares of her turning 21, drinking, and driving soon enough!

PS: That was an attempt at humor. Cause, you know, she will be turning 21. Yeah. 2012 is stupid. OH HEY LOOK 21 IS LIKE 2012. WE'RE ALL GONNA DIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

Support "Moo's Conclusion That 2012 Is Real!"

PSS: You'd be surprised how serious some people will take the above PS and support it as a claim.

PSSS: This is the sort of stuff you need to show your daughter for her to break out and realize just how stupid this entire thing is.

PSSSS: If worse comes to worse, and if you got the time and money, go have her visit the Mayans. All 6,000,000 of them still alive and laughing/getting annoyed at the 2012 crap.

PSSSSS: These are getting annoying.

I want to thank you all for all of your hard work and time dedicated to this issue but for some of us it is a little too late, my daughter recently turned 16 and I fear that she may be spending the rest of this year in a psychiatric hospital, she's a typical teen who is going through many changes but after hearing about 2012 she slipped into a dark depression that I just couldn't make her snap out of and instead of seeking help, she turned to a bottle of pills as a solution and now I have to visit my baby in a psychiatric hospital because of these people who just want to get famous.

I found your website two days after she was first admitted to the hospital and I believe that this website could have helped and prevented what has already taken place but I know that you are helping many others and I hope that your message reaches them in time.

Sincerely,
Rose.