It's at times like this that I feel so far from home. There are so many things that Marc and I love about Calgary. It's wonderful to live so close to the mountains - they are so amazing and awe-inspiring to visit. It's wonderful to live in a city that, although somewhat affected, seems to be weathering the current economic downturn fairly well. It's wonderful to be involved in such a vibrant, fabulous church. Still..... when something like this happens, what I really want is to be home with my mother. So I can see her in person instead of judging her condition by the sound of her voice. See her in person instead of considering sending in one of the RT's I know to get a "professional" opinion. See her in person so that I can give her a hug and tell her how much I love her. She has a fabulous circle of friends and family who have been wonderful to her - staying with her, cooking for her, taking her to appointments and doing her laundry. I am so thankful to them for giving her this help, but I still wish it could be me, there, helping her out like that.
I love you mom, and I wish I could be there!
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