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Published: April 28, 2012
Words: 6,992 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9780988058217
Description
This short autobiographical story examines the year when my Mom died. The lessons she learned and those I learned by being there, taught me more about living than about dying.Tags
love, life, cancer, death, sadness, past, present, mom, lessons, dying, tearjerker, terminalAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
MB Crandell
on April 28, 2012 :
Your short story about your mother and how she lived that last year of her life, how you dealt with that as well as other members of your family touched my heart. I took care of my own mother for the last 10 years of her life and in doing so was blessed with a closer relationship with her, understanding where she was at and most of all, accepting her death as a natural progression of life. Thank you for sharing your story! I would imagine that many readers would benefit from the truths therein.
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