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Her mother had always told her that she was beautiful, but mothers are bias! She was jerked from her thoughts by the phone ringing, it was a long distance ring and she prayed that she had put the phone back in the cradle before she had left. She had, “Hello” she answered, “Hi darling, how was your day?” It was her mother and there was nothing more comforting and soothing then her voice...
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It was her mother that always stood by her. It was her mother’s voice that she had woken up to in the hospitals after surgery. It was something that was hers alone, her mother. She went on to explain her day which was pretty similar to the one before and the one before that...
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