Who is shemar moores mother

But after some time passed, Moore said he began to realize just how much the debilitating disease was affecting her — and what he could do to help her.

Five years ago, we thought she was going to be wheelchair bound. Then, by just doing some homework and really seeing what MS was all about, we learned that MS is affecting her, but not entirely. We were able to be specific about the MS and other factors in her life. FB Tweet More. Shemar Moore. Everything I've ever known, everything I've ever worked hard for, 'Mama, here comes that man. My mother is gone, she ain't here no more, but she's here. I've been quiet because I've been crying a lot.

I've been yelling and screaming, 'No, no, no, no, no. We had plans, we were almost there. She was tired. Although Moore didn't specify how his mother died, he did mention that she suffered from heart issues and multiple sclerosis. I have to figure out the next chapter without my mom.

I am gonna stand up and I am going to continue to chase my dreams and be somebody I'm gonna miss my mama for the rest of my life.

The former Criminal Minds star ended his emotional message to fans by playing Joe Cocker's "You Are So Beautiful" on his phone, while holding up his mom's picture and a wine glass.

A post shared by Shemar Moore shemarfmoore. Marilyn was a single mother who did everything in her power to provide Shemar with a wonderful life. She raised him in a household filled with respect, love, and hard work and taught him always to chase his dreams.

For the actor, Marilyn was always a "super mom," a title that he gave her because "when you're a kid, your parents are invincible. Marilyn learned she had multiple sclerosis in but had been battling the disease way before that without knowing it.

She decided to search for answers when she started dragging one of her legs while walking. But there were also other telltale signs like urinary urgency, falling frequently, and a weird itch on her thumb and forearm. In hindsight, Marilyn told Entertainment Tonight in , many things were happening with her body that were explained by MS.

Although Shemar had noticed some changes in his mother's overall health, he was convinced it was only part of her aging process. When she received the official diagnosis, he was in denial and couldn't conceive that his "supermom" dealt with such a disease. Shemar admitted he would tell his mother to take an aspirin and have some rest, and maybe her ailments would go away. But soon, he realized how serious the situation was and had to step forward to help his mom.

He said :. She's cracked a little bit, but I always say that she'll never break. Shemar made Marilyn move from San Francisco to Los Angeles to take care of her , and they started studying and learning more about MS while also looking for the best options for her treatment. Marilyn had her good and bad days dealing with MS. For example, she had to have a hip replacement surgery when her mobility started to deteriorate, and the days she suffered the most were those when she felt cognitively off.

Still, Shemar's mom tried to keep an active life and positive attitude. She did yoga and swimming and also had physical therapy sessions three times a week. For Shemar , it was hard to watch his mom struggle since it was hard for her to ask for help.