Impact of mother’s death runs deep ...Middle East

It’s hard to believe that just one month ago, my mother, a vibrant and loving woman, was talking and interacting with me. Even though she had her battles with dementia, I had learned to understand her so well over the years; it was like I was her personal interpreter. I would have never thought she would be gone just one month later. I knew that it was inevitable; we all live to die, but I wouldn’t have thought that in less than 30 days, my mom physically would no longer remain in my life. I believed we would have more time left. It’s accurate when they say not to take your time with someone for granted, for it may be your last. Her changes were so rapid that one concern led to another, a

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