Mom had a stroke and some days it’s nearly putting her Dad over the edge because he provides the care at home, but everyone is managing because it’s family.
A full-time job is not a free pass to step aside from the help line. “I go every day. In the morning before work, and after work.” She is amazing.
Ah, the luxury of living close. The proximity of additional family in itself can be a big help. Not to mention She took the adopted children from the household and put them in her own home for the time being. After all, they are her niece and nephew and fit nicely into the puzzle of children that now takes seven pieces to make whole instead of the old predictable five—four she made and another she loves.
“How do you feed seven children every night?” Thank goodness I know She’s in love with her husband so my mind almost answers the question. “He’s not there since he works nights.” Oops—not the answer I had in mind.
Is it still popular to make dinner for friends in need? For this co-worker, wife and daughter, who is also a super Mom?
