Posted by fixerupper on May 10, 2015 at 15:52:31 from (100.42.82.100):
In Reply to: Mother's Day!!!! posted by JD Seller on May 10, 2015 at 09:06:13:
That is a very nice tribute JD. My mother passed away 44 years ago so she never had the chance to see me get married nor did she have the chance to enjoy grandchildren.
When i was six months old and my mother was 27 years old she got polio and spent six months in the hospital. After extensive and exhaustive physical therapy she came home with the right side of her body weak. She could walk by locking her right knee but she needed to have a wall or something solid to touch to keep her balance and she needed a crutch for stability when she walked outside.She went on to raise my sis and me like any other house wife. She vacuumed, did laundry with a wringer washer, put the laundry basket n the wheelchair and pushed the wheelchair put to the clothes line. There was no dish washer in those days and she did all her cooking the old fashioned way with no fancy cake mixes. I kneaded a lot of dough and hung up a lot of clothes and churned a lot of butter but after i was older and she had passed away from cancer and i had started a family of my own i began to realize how much i did NOT do for her that i could have done.
So any of you who still has your mother, make a special effort to tell her thank you. You cant make up for it after she is gone.
This post was edited by fixerupper at 15:53:26 05/10/15.
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