A midwest mom shares and reflects on the love for her Dear Son Matthew and the challenges of everyday life with a severely disabled young man. In addition, she shares her love for decorating, organizing and keeping a clean home. ©2006-2024. All Rights Reserved.
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3 comments:
Hope you are doing OK - we'll keep you and Dear Son in our prayers!
Thim :)
Hope you feel better soon.
Hope things turn out okay...Be sure to take care of yoruself, too!
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