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A Mother’s Pain.
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A Mother's Pain. I was sitting in my local doctor's waiting for the results of my blood and urine test. I'd been feeling pretty rotten for some time, feeling lethargic, constantly tired, aching bones, and blinding headaches. I don't normally go to the doctor's, but mum had said that I had to, as she was worried about me, 'you never know Claire' she said. "There's so much more infections in the air out there these days compared to when I was a young girl," she carried on saying. I could hear her mumbling to herself as she, was washing the dishes. I knew she would be frantic while I was away at the doctor's, sitting by the phone waiting for my call. "Make sure you phone as soon as you leave the doctor's Claire" she said. Making me promise to phone, what a little fussy missy she was, but I loved...
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