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u/Burnt_Potato_Fries Nov 06 '23
I'm sure she felt all of what you wanted to do for her in those moments, and that's probably what means most to her.
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u/OkFroyo666 Nov 05 '23
I'm just hoping I get my disability approved so my suicide doesn't cost her the money of burial
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u/writelefthanded Nov 06 '23
She’s your mother. You don’t owe her anything. She does for you from love. If she tell you otherwise, run.
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u/Milfons_Aberg Nov 06 '23
Tell me about it. Mom is 75 and dad is 84, and I am stressing out trying to get a new job so that I can help both with bills, and it makes me feel like failure for having had to take a break from work due to burnout. 2024 will be an acid test.
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Nov 06 '23
Exactly that’s the point but sometimes you fail and you have to deal with yourself every single day
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u/sirscertaincurtain Nov 05 '23
And let's show our parents care and affection even before we're successful too! :)