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im very sorry your mom is not well at all. at 70 it's still young. as you say a tough old lady and i hope she pulls thru it all. my patents are older and not to well. so i might be in the same boat as you someday. hope not !! take care of yourself too just be there as you have been that's all anyone can do. Miss
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Glad your Mom is still ready to Shag dance. "One Big Sky Covers Us All Equally"
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You are an incredible person. I'm a phone call away.XXXX "Men need to hunt. She obviously understands this. She’s offering herself as prey. Not easy prey. But willing.”
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10/29/2020 4:49 am |
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Prayers
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Poetess, you are doing what you know is right, what is honorable, what is true. You have people you can lean on you know that, so don't think that you don't have support. I will check in on you Hugs ((( ))) 
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sending good thoughts your way to you, your mom and family
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Ah, the circle of life. Nice job saving your mom. She's a fiery woman and the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Howling at the moon and mal ad osteo.
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My thoughts and prayers are with you and your Mother. I've sat in your seat before and i know the internal struggle it brings. I agree wholeheartedly that daughters, the oldest daughter, is wired with a certain sense of commitment that carries her through life. Sending you many huggs.....
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poetess I am delighted your Mother has progressed well and hope she makes a full and speedy recovery! Family is irreplacable.... A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing. George Bernard Shaw Jenny
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Well, he passed another test in a life full of tests ... I'm glad everything is fine ... Greetings
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It's fortunate the hospital had a ventilator available to put your mom on. I suspect a lot of people who need urgent care aren't going to get it this year. I'm glad you were able to see to it that she got the proper care. Well done.
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I'm a little slow in getting to this post, so please pardon my lack of punctuality. I can say that the special bond you speak of can also apply to males. Being the youngest of six children, I had a special relationship with a mother who had me late in life. As everyone else had left the family home, I was left holding the baby so to speak. Like you, I was placed in the position of having to make decisions concerning my mother's well-being, finances, and many other aspects of her day to day existence. Unfortunately she parted ways with this life back in 2004 at the age of 84. She'd had a tough life, being born in Spain during the Spanish flu pandemic, and lived through a civil war, then a world war under a government that sided with Hitler. She later lost her first child, then her husband while pregnant for the second time. There was no way I could leave her alone when elderly, and this shaped much of my own life. I've had a caring nature ever since. With regard to you and your mother's circumstance here, I wish not only for a full mending of her health, but also your relationship. Regards M.
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