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Tag Archives: Caring for Mom
Avoid the Guilt Trip
If your mother discovers this book before you do, you’re in big trouble. Buy it first. Avoid the guilt trip. “A Cup of Tea on the Commode.” How I filled my mother’s last years with love, laughter, and joy. Though not always perfect, I came pretty damn close. And it comes in two sizes; regular print and large print, for those who don’t like to squint when reading.
If You Are a Mother
If you’re a mother and want your golden years to be filled with love, laughter, and joy, you’re going to want to read my book. And you’re going to want your kids to read it too. It comes in two sizes; regular print and large print for those who don’t like to squint when reading.
If You’re a Mother who wants to be treated like a Queen…
If you’re a mother who wants to be treated like a queen in her golden years, you’ll want this book to give to your kids to read.
If You Like Tuesdays with…
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Thirty Days until Release
Thirty days until release, but who’s counting? I guess we are. If your mother deserves to be treated like a queen in her “Golden Years,” you need to read this book. And it comes in, not one but two sizes.
A New Wardrobe
My first task after taking over Mom’s caregiving duties was buying her a new wardrobe. No more drab nightdresses. She got so excited, she decided to wear them all at once.
Your Favorite Son
Mom: Now, what is it I call you? I thought she was kidding, so I kidded back. Me: Mark, your favorite son. Mom: I don’t have favorites. Me: You have a favorite to forget.
You Look Tired
After a long night with little sleep, Mom calls for me at 6:00 am. I stumble out of bed and into her room. Mom: You look tired. Me: I wonder why.
Be Patient
After Mom woke up, my sister asked, “Did God speak to you?” Mom nodded. “What did He say?” Be patient. Or was it my dad, who died 14 years earlier telling her not to rush.