Saturday, March 04, 2017
Recovery
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This must be difficult, I wish she can recover somehow and lead a normal life.
ReplyDeleteI hope your mom is feeling better those days, enjoy every moment with her. It makes me sad because my mom is so far away from me. It is not always easy to see her or even talk to her sometimes. Because of difference in time zones, many times I have the intention to call her but time passes me by. I wish we can be close again like the days when I was little and under her care. I love you, mom.
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